IDK. Let's say the situation was slightly different and instead of getting it

Jul 11, 2019
2:24:29pm

JuicyJam Playmaker

out of the garbage he happened to run into a friend who was leaving the theater. This friend had an unmarked bag and offered it up so the incoming movie goer to get his free refill. Is that really any different? Would that be stealing?

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JuicyJam

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I get being cheap and trying to save money but how does one justify this as

seco03

7/11/19 1:53pm

It is theft of services.

Zedhead

7/11/19 1:57pm

Stealing or Nah? I was once at the Movies 8 in Provo...

EEcougar

7/11/19 2:06pm

I say yes. They didn't sell the popcorn (or the refill) to that dude, nor did

garyfan

7/11/19 2:07pm

Hmm...

Belboz

7/11/19 2:13pm

just the container was garbage. I presume it was refilled with "new" popcorn.

EEcougar

7/11/19 2:16pm

How "dirt" is defined is sometimes humorous.

Belboz

7/11/19 2:35pm

IDK. Let's say the situation was slightly different and instead of getting it

JuicyJam

7/11/19 2:24pm

Not stealing but unethical and kind of gross. I wouldn't trust eating out of a

cougarfan84

7/11/19 2:27pm

Sure, it's stealing. Some people don't mind stealing.

Belboz

7/11/19 2:09pm

People rationalize stealing when the product/service is overpriced

mudpupper

7/11/19 2:11pm

I often see people bring their own treats to the movie & then leave their

bbqoug

7/11/19 2:31pm

Sure it's stealing, but I'll bet most of us are guilty of just as much

A_blue_car

7/11/19 3:17pm

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