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Re: TRU Midnight Opening
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lugnet.starwars
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Sat, 1 May 1999 05:36:26 GMT
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To all,
Try this very point with the movie theaters, They say "Matinee shows start
before 12 PM and there for are at reduced ticket price) Go the the theater for the
late night showing of Star Wars EP 1 (Through that in there to keep it on topic)
and ask for a matinee ticket price, when they refuse tell them that they has falts
advertising, They will give you the matinee price. It has worked for me several
times in the past.
Tom McDonald wrote:
> In lugnet.starwars, Eric Lind writes:
> > Ok, I just called my local TRU to ask if they were, indeed, opening at 12am,
> > and was told it would be Sunday. Now, according to my calendar, May 1st comes
> > on Saturday, meaning the early opening would be tonight. The implication from
> > the TRU employee(1) is that the early opening would be Sunday night, or 12am • on
> > May 3rd. Any clues/insights?
> >
> > (1) Not that I trust TRU employees, but they're all I have to go with, at the
> > moment.
>
> Just to be sure, you might want to double check. I don't second guess
> people who have never worked the night shift, I make sure. Having worked the
> night shift for over a year some years ago I noticed this. Get them to commit
> to saying something like "May 3, 12 am" period. No "night" descriptions are
> needed, as they can confuse things.
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> Some people get confused with night and early morning. In relation to other
> subjects, I've heard some people say "Saturday night at midnight" which really
> means "early Sunday morning, 12am". To them it's still night because they
> haven't gone to bed yet. Sunday morning to them means when they wake up. I
> kinda wish our clocks were designed to have a new day start somewhere around
> sunrise rather than some dark, relatively non-descript hour.
>
> It sounds very picky until you drive there only to discover you either
> missed it or you have to do it again tomorrow. :)
>
> -Tom McD.
> when replying, no one ever waits in line for spamcake.
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