Oh I like this. Their website says they were a chain that became independent. That's cool.

Yeah, unless you’re in the “arena” as I call it, they tiny.

Don’t be sorry! Please go! I bet they would love to have you and your good boy!

There was a family with little kids (LOUD ones) when we saw Mortal Kombat in Springfield. They weren't interested in the movie at all and were up and down and climbing over the chairs. It was so annoying.

To add, the Alamo is a very small theatre, you’re basically right next to eachother. No one sits in the seats in front lol so the 2 rows above are mostly filled

"just rent a house" bruh they said financially, moving is possibly not in the cards.

I have never been to this one. I've been to an Alamo Drafthouse in Texas plenty of times and always enjoyed it. I think I'll go now to show support. I hate entitlement. I am epileptic and have a service dog. A real one. Not for emotional support. If I have a seizure he pushes me onto flat surface, pulls up my shirt sleeve to show my med bracelet, and presses my alert button. I live rurally and have a farm so I'm out in the pastures a lot on my own He is there to protect me from being trampled if I happen to go down near the cows or bulls. If we are in public he will sit by me and "ask" for help. He's a Siberian so it sounds like he's talking. I always buy him a seat and he sits silently and unmoving through the whole movie. We also sit in the very back row by the aisle so if we do have to get up we won't block anyone's view. I don't pet him or talk to him, he's there to do a job and gets plenty of that at home. If he had an off day, which has never happened, and made any noise or began moving then I would leave. I was nervous the first few times and was fully prepared to go during the previews as I didn't know how he would react. I would have known if he was fearful and wouldn't have tried to "let him get used to it".I had a person once in Colorado tell me they were allergic to dogs in a theater with assigned seating so I apologized and left. I'm not trying to get attention or impede on the experience of someone else.

I despise people who try and use disability for special treatment. It makes it harder for everyone else and makes disabled people look whiney and entitled.

Sorry for the rant. Just aggravating.

Hey! Not sure who your boss is but instead of texting, reach out to us at the manager email and we’ll check on it!

My daughter and I were kicked out for her Tourette’s once when people complained. The staff was nice about it, but it sucked.

Edit: not Alamo, another theater.

It was either/ or, or more accurately both/and.

Helping you out to ping him: /u/djvalence

Love the Alamo. Love that they’re here in our town. Nothing about this colors my opinion of them.

I’m really confused by this statement, as above I said I corrected myself and it was an even amount of “woke” and “anti-woke” but you’re still trying to place blame, so it looks like you are indeed the one needing to get over yourself, friend. Stay crispy. 👍🏻

What are the system specs? Might be willing to take it off your hands.

Not only an asshole but can get the theater in trouble for copyright laws if you are taking pictures or filming.

Not only before the movie but right by the ladies bathroom they list all the rules as well.

They already try that and people will do it anyway. Never underestimate the lack of impulse control of the LCD of apartment dwellers.

Asides from just living with it and getting a air purifier to combat lingering smoking and smell. Keep a record of every time you have notified the leasing office with smoking violations from your neighbors. That way, when you are able to move out you have some protection, if they try to fine you for smoke damage/cleaning.

Unfortunately Missouri has no laws for renters. It sucks. We were in a similar situation with awful neighbors but also had water damage in our apartment that became moldy. We also lived without hot water for 2 months. There was nothing we could do. I was so glad to get out of there and we had to pay to break our lease. Then they took over 2 months to process our move out. Still nothing we could do.

I would suggest getting a carbon filter for your furnace/ac. It helped a bit for the smoke smell in my case. We also ran an air purifier with carbon filters in those rooms that smelled strongly.

Edit: for spelling

I went to see Halloween ends when it came out and family behind us had a under 1 year old worth them. Same thing server told manger and manger came in and escorted them out.

I am fairly familiar with that one. What kind of issues are you having?

You described apartment living to a muffuckin T. I've lived in four different complexes and have ran into this continually. Good luck

Alamo drafthouse is my theater for this reason the strict policy. The only thing different alamo could of done was tell the family when the sensory friendly shows were they could of made of difference. Otherwise good for alamo for kicking them out:

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Computer innovations is small and local(I believe) they are super friendly and will help with anything you need.