Soda Vs Popcorn Research

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Next if you go to the movies you probably seen or had the food and it is not to grate. They serve stale pretzels. Somewhat good popcorn, few candies not a lot of soda and maybe some of their snacks like chips. People do not want to eat stale chips watered down soda and popcorn. That's why people bring a soda because the theater has horrible watered down soda. And what if they do not have the snack you want you should be able to bring it. And instead of getting horrible stale chips and popcorn with some melted chocolate and watered down soda. You should be able to bring a nice cold can of soda from home and new chips and popcorn with un melted chocolate. In conclusion the movie snacks are horrible and you should be able to bring your own food

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