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Ilysabeth on October 21st, 2019 at 04:50 UTC »
Ah I worked this today, surprised the staff (servers) as well mostly because we had no idea when to drop checks. Overall our crowd thought it was good but (of course) a couple people were pissed. Understandable yea but it was a 5$ tickets that went to a 5$ food coupon so it was practically free but it’s one of those ideas that looks good on paper but not so much in execution. My coworker had a guy write in his tip line “t2 scam” after getting his discount and a couple coupons for next time
DisFigment on October 21st, 2019 at 04:13 UTC »
Fourth time’s the charm for making a Terminator 3!
zzman1490 on October 21st, 2019 at 02:52 UTC »
Just got back from one of the screenings, interesting idea from the marketing team to do this.
Kinda bummed i didn't get to see T2 on the big screen, but getting to see a film early was a cool experience.