>If you are really concerned then learn to cook from scratch or raw ingredients.

Even then there are additives. With produce you have fertilizers and with meats there are a whole host of additives in the animal's feed that end up in the meat. Unless you are reenacting our hunter gatherer days your food will have different man-made additives in it and even there you'll likely still have contaminants from man-made activities.

(None of that is necessarily a bad thing, many of those additives are necessary for the animal's health and are also beneficial or even required by humans.)

The prices have become ridiculous, and audiences seem to be more obnoxious these days (but maybe I'm just getting more impatient). Unless you enjoy that communal watching experience, the theater doesn't offer much vs the relatively large TVs and decent sound we pretty much all have at home now.

I love drive-in's. That experience can't really be duplicated by home systems, and all in all, they are typically a better value for your dollar. Unfortunately, those are all but gone too. The nearest one to me is over two hours away.