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Dominic Espinosa
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From: Boulder Creek, CA.
Registered: Jan 2004
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posted 02-05-2005 03:32 AM
We're presently limited to a 3 minute tape for our recording so information is limited. My general speech is:
Hello, and thank you for calling Los Banos Cinemas. We're located at 923 West Pacheco Blvd. in the San Luis Plaza shopping center just east of wal mart. We feature 6 stadium seated auditoriums, dts and sdds digital sound, and the biggest screen in town.
The following showtime schedule is good through...
Of course we name off titles, running times, show times, and ratings.
And close with the Rated R policy, web addy, office number, and a reminder that the recording will repeat. And always Thanks again for calling us at Los Banos Cinemas!
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Monte L Fullmer
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From: Nampa, Idaho, USA
Registered: Nov 2004
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posted 02-23-2005 03:11 AM
quote: Richard Greco We actually can't enforce the R policy, so it isn't necessary to include it.....
NOW..that's a little dangerous in as well as a bit on the retarded side NOT to enforce the "R" rating!
Dummest thing that I've ever heard!
(I know, it's not your fault, since you're just one of the "little indians" there at your theatre and the "Big Chief" is calling the shots..-no offense please..)
For not mentioning of the "R" rating to the flicks that have this rating, plus not enforcing the "R" rated guidelines set by the MPAA, can cause some serious problems with your company that you work for.
There are some families out there WHO do care what there kids are seeing, and if they went to a "R" movie, went home and told their parents, or parents found out what they saw, those parents MIGHT come back with some serious issues and possible civil complaints and lawsuits to theatres not regulating "R" rated shows.
Then, insurance companies will then cancel policies to the theatres who are not protecting themselves from such civil violations if actions that are charged against the theatres and actions being won by the public.
Better tell your GM about community safety and awareness, and to "keep his bases covered" if operating a business to the public, no matter what it is.
"little help" here.
-Monte
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