Yeah the wine thing isn’t as effective as the same strategy with liquor. There are a lot of wines out there but most people know Grey Goose is better than Aristocrat.
Pro tip: if you run cheap liquor through a Brita filter about 4 times it makes it significantly better. I tested this myself with a blind taste test by some friends. Don’t try to use the filter for water after that though.
A Brita costs about $5 for a filter. A bottle of cheap vodka costs about $10 and an expensive one about $40. Even if you only use one filter per bottle it’s a pretty easy ROI.
What are you ranting about?
If you read what I wrote I said “makes it significantly better.” I didn’t say it turned it into top shelf.
I also told you that I did it myself; I didn’t just google huffington post articles that backed my claim.
And thank you, I do plan to carry on in this manner as I find it superior to baseless internet hostility that ignores the details.
The first one won't work
The ticket of that seat would be purchased before the person knows that their seat is wet so either they have to sit there or buy another ticket
And if they buy another ticket they will ask to see the manager and we would have to check that seat
We have camera in the cinema so we'll know youre the one who did that shit on purpose and guess what? You're paying for that person's seat and get kicked out of the cinema
Doesn't really change the fact that you've now made an entire seat unusable for probably several showings, or until it can be thoroughly cleaned and dried, and it's really a dickish thing to do. Makes me think about the comment section on the janitors for restrooms from a few days ago. Theatre workers already have enough to deal with (let's not forget the cucumber incidents of the not so distant past). If the theatre has an open seating plan, you could always just change seats if someone sits in front of you
The bible-verse money thing is technically counterfeiting/presenting false currency/ possessing counterfeit currency, and you can/should be arrested for it!
Not if it isn't being used for currency. Some (assholish) people will give it instead of a tip or when people are begging for money. That's not using it to pay for something.
I have several police 'friends' that I can ask but I'm pretty sure even having anything that is derived from legal currency such as a photocopy can be considered counterfeit.
My brother is a federal attorney. If that were the case clothing with money on it, or "gag" money you find in toy stores ect would be illegal. These things aren't exact copies of currency, they appear like a folded bill until you try to open them, then you see they are printed only half or 1/4 of the front, usually only the size of half a bill, the rest is a preachy message. Again, it's also the intent that comes into play. The crime is in using counterfeit currency with the intent to defeaud a person or business, regardless of the quality of the forgery. Someone can have a perfect copy of a $500 bill on display just for shiggles, and there's no problem because they aren't trying to use it. On the other hand if someone tries to pay their bill with monopoly money, or as I've actually encountered, a bill only printed on one side and missing elements, that is a felony.
Pro tip: if you run cheap liquor through a Brita filter about 4 times it makes it significantly better. I tested this myself with a blind taste test by some friends. Don’t try to use the filter for water after that though.
Let’s just say the word “gasoline” was thrown around a few times.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/food-52/does-putting-cheap-vodka_b_8039626.html
http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/restaurants/vodka-
through-a-brita-filter-tasting-notes-not-quite-what-youd-expect-6401815
https://vinepair.com/wine-blog/to-brita-or-not-to-brita-your-cheap-vodka/
But do carry on. You ignorant peasant.
If you read what I wrote I said “makes it significantly better.” I didn’t say it turned it into top shelf.
I also told you that I did it myself; I didn’t just google huffington post articles that backed my claim.
And thank you, I do plan to carry on in this manner as I find it superior to baseless internet hostility that ignores the details.
The ticket of that seat would be purchased before the person knows that their seat is wet so either they have to sit there or buy another ticket
And if they buy another ticket they will ask to see the manager and we would have to check that seat
We have camera in the cinema so we'll know youre the one who did that shit on purpose and guess what? You're paying for that person's seat and get kicked out of the cinema