Quote (Blah58 @ Jan 13 2016 01:27pm)
Financially doing anything that leaves you with less money than you started is "not worth it". Which is why that isn't the fucking way you measure worth. Why do you insist on being idiotic?
I already explained the reasoning why.....did you not comprehend that?
Even though going to the movies is a social standard, and like i said i attend often,
it's a complete waste of money when you can own the movie for $8 more(and that's just factoring ticket price, not concession stand).
With that said, I enjoy early morning weekend movies at an extremely discounted price which tend to have better crowds.
You take your girlfriend/wife to see a movie on a weekend night. Typically, for a non 3d movie, that will cost about $23 for the two of you. For $23 you're paying to view the movie once, where as for $19.99, you can own it when it's released on bluray.
I didn't say doing "nothing" is an acceptable alteration. I feel like i should give another example.... I go to the batting cages during the summer time, where I spend about $5 a week. I'm really only renting the chance to hit balls, whereas in the movie, you're only "renting" screen time. Owning a batting cage would come at a much larger one-time expense, whereas owning the blue does not.
It's CLEARLY obvious that in order to achieve certain entertainment in life, you have to spend money.
This post was edited by stupidkid282 on Jan 13 2016 08:15am