The problems run pretty deep and are systemic, cultural. I don’t know how closely you follow US politics, but on the national level, there is about 50% of Congress that most assuredly isn’t going to going support anything substantive. Realistically, state and local solutions are likely to be more effective, but it’s going to be slow. Getting widespread uptake of body cams is an example— I believe that has made a difference but it’s not a game changer. Would love any insights on solutions from Canada (not that you guys have ever had the same degree of police violence, but maybe there are things that are done in Canada that prevent this.)

This is why I like places where I can grab my own food and drink, even if I miss a few minutes of the movie. I'm an impatient SOB and I just don't get the appeal of the setup at Alamo. I don't need a (bad) restaurant experience when I'm really there to watch a movie.

Does your workplace have classifieds or a bulletin board?