Reasons To Build A Drive-In Movie Theater

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Dear, Wealthy Donor if you build something for us in the neighborhood you should build a Drive- in movie theater because on a saturday night if you are bored you can go to it with your friends. It will keep kids out of trouble. So they can get out the house so they won't be bored all the time or stay in the house by they self .

First of all, if you build a theatre it will make kids get out the house and have some fun. So they won't be in the house most of the time. I know how that happened because i'm always in the house by myself playing the game and my friends call me to come to them house but it be boring. Kids get bored real fast that's one reason that we should have a drive -in.

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