PeopleOrderPopcorn
Boston Area, MA
Female, 21
I work at a movie theater. I work the concessions but I've worked long enough to know a little something-something about ushering and cashiers. And a little bit of what managers do. Ask me anything!
Still sneaking in, same scenario as these questions
http://www.jobstr.com/threads/show/3786#question_18810
http://www.jobstr.com/threads/show/3786#question_16253
http://www.jobstr.com/threads/show/3786#question_15996
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In my state, you can get an ID as soon as you're 14. However, it's pretty easy to spot a child from a teen but not so much a teen from an adult. I'm actually not too sure on what the policy is on pg13 (or whatever age) is.
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14 is the legal working age in most states.
Seeing as you're 17, you're more sought after than anyone younger than you because you can legally operate more machinery and stay longer hours.
It's a decent first job. You can kiss your weekends goodbye
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I think it's just a fancy way of saying passes. Your church should let you know which theater you can use them at (or it might say on the passes themselves). Once there, i think you can just go to guest services to redeem them
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good question
it's a misdemenor so it's a $2,500 fine, i think
but the difference between booze and a movie is that your parents can't buy you alcohol and everyone is cool with it. but anyone over 18 can buy you that ticket so long as they stay with you
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yes, you can pay for them.
but they won't be able to watch the movie after you leave.
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There are a few reasons why that wont work:
1) Ushers only have a few minutes to clean the whole theater. They cant do that if you're still in there. I doubt the both of you would be comfortable making out while the ushers are watching, waiting for you to get out anyway.
2) As soon as they're done, the next showing can be seated. Again, you're getting in the way of that. Patrons will complain.
3) There's more than one usher. Are you willing to pay them all off?
4) Most importantly, kicking people out is the best part of the job. They're not going to take that bribe.
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