Working For The Chinese

[KurtNYC]

14. Theater admissions decline year after year

The mode average for the number of films a person in the US sees in a theater annually is ZERO. The standard average is 2 films but what is in that number is males 14-24 seeing 6 films per year. The theater business peaked in 1952 and has seen a slow decline ever since. Netflix, home theaters, YouTube, piracy and video games are all eating the movie theaters' lunch. In short, movie theaters at this point in time are a TERRIBLE buy.

Employees at AMC make minimum wage and management counts the drink cups at the end of the shift. If it doesn't agree with register they deduct the price of the drinks from the paycheck of serfs. How could it be any worse?

If you think that working at AMC or the Honda factory in Ohio or a BMW dealership in Des Moines is "outsourcing" then you don't know what outsourcing is.

I'm glad it wasn't a US-based multi-national-loyal-to-no-one corporations that bought AMC because at least when it finally goes broke we won't have to bail them out.