Video Of Moviegoers Resting Bare Feet On Seats In Front Of Them Divides Internet
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The video begins with a person filming several people resting their feet on the front seats in a PVR multiplex.
When in a movie theatre, people should follow some basic etiquette and do their best to accommodate and not disturb or trouble anyone seated around them. Now, a video is doing rounds on social media where several people can be seen resting their bare feet on seats in front of them. The clip was shared on X (formerly Twitter) a few days ago. It begins with a person filming several people resting their feet on the front seats in a PVR multiplex. Watching a film with a bunch of ILLITERATES+SCUMBAGS+HOPELESS ASSHOLES. @_PVRCinemas@PicturesPVR hire a person and put an end to these behaviour. pic.twitter.com/PZL7rFYSoZ
"Watching a film with a bunch of ILLITERATES+SCUMBAGS+HOPELESS A******S. @_PVRCinemas @PicturesPVR hire a person and put an end to these behaviour," the user wrote in the caption of the post.
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