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I saw one of his fans in his replies making comments about how it's part of the "tradition of film" and how you can't enjoy film without enjoying cinema. In his "The year we had no heroes" video he also talks about people coming together to share in these victories of superheroes, implying that he thinks Marvel movies work more as big rallying events for a whole room of people than as, y'know, movies. For Bob, the popcorn and soda and half hour of commercials are as much a part of the filmgoing experience as the film itself, probably because the tradition of it all makes him feel as if the movies are bigger than they actually are. He seems to have really bought into the marketing of the last few Marvel movies, and thinks a movie like Black Panther is in some way liberating black people and striking a blow for equality, where it's really just selling a safe product to a crowd that's already cool with it.If Bob likes it, then it must be allowed to exist even with taxpayer money. Them's the rules. If there was more than one Blockbuster stil standing, I'm sure he would be screeching for a bailout of it, too.
It's because the people working those jobs are the most likely to agree with him. Steel working, farming, and timber work are jobs for the outdated rural folks, not the superior urban stock. His future would have robots doing the latter while people will still have service jobs so he can potentially hit on any women he sees.
I predict that Biden will not make it to Christmas next year or maybe even New Year's. Harris is waiting to take control, which I'm sure Bob will love because of her intersectional attributes of course.
I saw something similar on the Spoony board where one of Noah's tweets was him explaining his need to have a rare game that cost nearly two grand run on a shitty Commodore. Emulators just don't work for him even though they can still do the job. Bob has similar compulsion, it seems. Sure, you could just watch the film at home on a good TV and have any food you want along with the ability to pause, have as much space as you want, and talk as much as you please without getting kicked out. But it's just not the same according to him. Bob, much like Chris with Blockbuster, probably had most of his happiest memories in a theater, so that's probably why he demands they be allowed to exist in large numbers while other industries suffocate under the current strain.