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@Ellie @Captain Steel and @Citizen Rules

We still have drive in theatres here in Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan area.

I remember going with my older sister and her husband when I was a preteen Then with my own children when I had them.

The Twin Drive-in is still operating in Independence, Missouri.

Back in the early 80s, they always showed movies like the original Mad Max and most films that are now cult classics. My older brothers got to go with their friends.

I think the last movie I have seen there was with my sister, my daughter and my nephew. We went to see Sausage Party.

https://www.bbtheatres.com/our-theat...twin-drive-in/

I just realized that if drive-ins had remained a thing, there could have been a huge boon a couple years ago during the pandemic. When most indoor theaters closed, the drive-ins could have had sunset to sunrise movies (since a lot of people didn't have to get up to go to a job anymore) and become the new, old way Americans watched movies... You'd be isolated in your car, or with people that perhaps you already shared a home with.

Heck, to go along with that idea, they could have opened all new drive-in restaurants during the pandemic (where you get waited on and eat in your car)!

Drive-ins would have been perfect for the pandemic.
Is it that people lack vision these days for such things... or just lack money to get such nostalgic operations off the ground?

I never use salt as there's already enough salt in food 🤗

Um, random fact about myself.... I think I've started shrinking.

That happened in the UK. I don't think there were many, but I remember seeing it on the news.



With the exception of chips, I'm the same.

Also, I'm not sure where you are (are you Scottish?) (

Her profile says Lancashire.