Not allowed to bring your own food? Legal how?

[QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"]

They are "free" to enforce those rules.

Famiking

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

GOOD DAY, Sir.

[QUOTE="Famiking"][QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"]

They are "free" to enforce those rules.

Oleg_Huzwog

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

[QUOTE="Famiking"] And they shouldn't be.Famiking

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

That's an incredibly selfish thing for you to say.

[QUOTE="Famiking"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

Oleg_Huzwog

That's an incredibly selfish thing for you to say.

[QUOTE="Famiking"][QUOTE="-Misanthropic-"]

They are "free" to enforce those rules.

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

[QUOTE="Famiking"] And they shouldn't be.STAR_Admiral

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

[QUOTE="Famiking"] Depends on the policy, in this case yes.Famiking

That's an incredibly selfish thing for you to say.

It's not a rip off if you have reasonable alternatives...such as walking back to your car in the parking lot where you've got a cooler of food.

[QUOTE="duxup"][QUOTE="Famiking"] I'm so selfish for not letting large companies rip me off for a bodily function. How selfish of me to not give rich people more money.Famiking

Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

[QUOTE="duxup"][QUOTE="Famiking"] I'm so selfish for not letting large companies rip me off for a bodily function. How selfish of me to not give rich people more money.Famiking

There is a difference between private property and public "private property" like theme parks. A house you pay for yourself. The theme park is payed for by the public, their money builds the rides and keeps em running. Its the public's park which has been entrusted to a company. Therefore it should follow the public's rules since they pay for it. Sinc when is something your property when someone else pays for it?STAR_Admiral

It's not a rip off if you have reasonable alternatives...such as walking back to your car in the parking lot where you've got a cooler of food.

Oleg_Huzwog

More examples of corruption.

[QUOTE="STAR_Admiral"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

A private entity shouldn't be able to set policy on their own private property if another private entity doesn't like it?

duxup

There is a difference between private property and public "private property" like theme parks. A house you pay for yourself. The theme park is payed for by the public, their money builds the rides and keeps em running. Its the public's park which has been entrusted to a company. Therefore it should follow the public's rules since they pay for it. Sinc when is something your property when someone else pays for it?STAR_Admiral

By your line of reasoning, I DON'T pay for my house by myself. My employer does. It's my employer's money that goes towards the mortgage.

There is a difference between private property and public "private property" like theme parks. A house you pay for yourself. The theme park is payed for by the public, their money builds the rides and keeps em running. Its the public's park which has been entrusted to a company. Therefore it should follow the public's rules since they pay for it. Sinc when is something your property when someone else pays for it?STAR_Admiral

Starve or starve?duxup

[QUOTE="Famiking"][QUOTE="duxup"] You do that by not buying it.Oleg_Huzwog

Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

[QUOTE="STAR_Admiral"]There is a difference between private property and public "private property" like theme parks. A house you pay for yourself. The theme park is payed for by the public, their money builds the rides and keeps em running. Its the public's park which has been entrusted to a company. Therefore it should follow the public's rules since they pay for it. Sinc when is something your property when someone else pays for it?Oleg_Huzwog

By your line of reasoning, I DON'T pay for my house by myself. My employer does. It's my employer's money that goes towards the mortgage.

Bring a zip lock bag of dead roaches, buy the food at the theme park or movies, etc., eat your food until you only have one bite to eat, put a roach on your food, tell the manager and get your money back, easy.

[QUOTE="duxup"][QUOTE="STAR_Admiral"] Yes if its the other private property paying for it lol.STAR_Admiral

Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Oleg_Huzwog

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

[QUOTE="STAR_Admiral"]There is a difference between private property and public "private property" like theme parks. A house you pay for yourself. The theme park is payed for by the public, their money builds the rides and keeps em running. Its the public's park which has been entrusted to a company. Therefore it should follow the public's rules since they pay for it. Sinc when is something your property when someone else pays for it?STAR_Admiral

By your line of reasoning, I DON'T pay for my house by myself. My employer does. It's my employer's money that goes towards the mortgage.

And the park ownership worked for their money by developing an environment people wish to pay admission for. Yes, I'm following your reasoning perfectly.

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Famiking

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Famiking

[QUOTE="duxup"]Starve or starve?Famiking

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Famiking

You don't have to. The choice is yours. Walk back to the car, pay $20, or skip lunch. It's all up to you.

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Yeah, the owner must've worked so hard to get us hungry. And now he is working so hard to get us to pay to satisfy our hunger. My god, how laborious. Famiking

[QUOTE="Famiking"]

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Oleg_Huzwog

You don't have to. The choice is yours. Walk back to the car, pay $20, or skip lunch. It's all up to you.

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

Famiking

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

[QUOTE="Famiking"] Tell me why I should skip a meal because some greedy capitalist decided I should pay $20 for pizza?

Famiking

You don't have to. The choice is yours. Walk back to the car, pay $20, or skip lunch. It's all up to you.

[QUOTE="Famiking"]Yeah, the owner must've worked so hard to get us hungry. And now he is working so hard to get us to pay to satisfy our hunger. My god, how laborious. Silent-Hal

[QUOTE="Famiking"]

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

You don't have to. The choice is yours. Walk back to the car, pay $20, or skip lunch. It's all up to you.

[QUOTE="Famiking"][QUOTE="duxup"]Starve or starve?duxup

[QUOTE="Famiking"]

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]Missing one meal in the middle of the day isn't starvation. Don't be silly.

FishSquared

Oh yes and its okay if i write the greatest book of all time and charge $2000 a copy for it. Oh yes its okay because i am not forcing anyone to buy it. I hate that 'not forced to' argument. If i write the greatest book everyone should be able to read it, and i should receive a decent payment for it. Not just charge whatever the hell i like. STAR_Admiral

Yes, yes that is okay. I have no inherent right to read your book.

[QUOTE="Famiking"] Tell me why I should skip a meal because some greedy capitalist decided I should pay $20 for pizza?

You don't have to. The choice is yours. Walk back to the car, pay $20, or skip lunch. It's all up to you.