Bonanza
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In this week's episode of "What grinds my gears", we turn our attention to Boomers that loudly talk during movie theatres. Granted, the Boomers can't take all the credit, as I've seen many an obnoxious teenager doing teenager shit in theatres too. But I understand them, as their brains aren't fully formed, and I suspect they are/were raised by Boomers that talk during movies.
So what's the deal? Why are these people this way?
The normal scenario is old Betty and old Gerald saunter into the theatre, usually late, when the lights have gone down and their old eyes can't see anything. They loudly flomp down, and immediately proceed to have a conversation as if it's a day at the beach. They are usually the last people in the theatre to figure out the plot, and then long after everyone else has moved on, they loudly comment on the plotline advancing: "Oh he's the bad guy!" or "The Dinosaur's in there!" or something else completely idiotic.
No whispering here-- loud, high-decibel level manner of speaking.
Whoops, forgot to silence the text ringer which is at rocket-launching-level loudness! Pull out that Iphone 10 with screen brightness at 100, take 5-10 seconds to figure out how to silence it, and then loudly comment to their companion about what happened on the phone.
Why are these people this way?