Peanut Allergies In Movie Theater

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“Cha-ching”!! That's what you hear when you're wasting your money on too expensive snacks at the movie theater. Should you sneak in food into the movies? Yes, you save more money when you buy snacks before going to the movie theater. They have way too much unhealthy food options when your sneak snacks you're saving yourself money and, also allergy problems.

Allergies are a big problem at a lot of fast food restaurant and, including the movie theaters the peanut allergies are common. The number of kid peanut allergy has doubled in the past decade, I have a peanut allergy myself to so when I go to the movie theater I want M&Ms but they always don’t have the chocolate kind so it’s hard. Movie theaters need to understand that allergies are a big thing and, can swell up your lungs or worse can happen.

You save more money by bringing outside snacks to the movie theater rather than buying the movie theater snacks. For a (small) candy it $3.50 and for a (small) popcorn $6.00 and, I did not even add a small drink at Walmart for a 14 ounce Skittles it’s only
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The movies don’t sell apples and caramel all the time they basically only sell popcorn, candy , soda and pretzels and slushies which is all bad stuff and bad for you. Not everyone wants food that's not good for you vegans do not eat anything that come from an animal so it's gonna be hard for them to eat at a local movie theater.

You save more money when you buy snacks before going to the movie theater. As the evidence I shared with you about how you do not save a lot of money by going to the movie theater or it’s bad stuff to eat it’s an allergy problem going there it’s a lot that goes on and it would be easier if they just allowed you to bring outside snacks. You wanna save money and, find a deal just bringing at least on a candy bar or a small pack of skittles it will at least save you $5

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