Jimmy Tatro

But, like, when you buy a subtitle device, I mean, you don't buy it. But when you get a, you can go to any theater and say, can I get subtitles for the movie? Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you don't want to do it because what they hand you is this three foot long metal stick where you stick the end in the cup holder and then you like crank the subtitle into position in front of you. On a screen. So there's like a little screen that you get that has kind of a shield around it. So that people, like, to your right and above you can't, like, there's no light.

Well, you don't want to do it because what they hand you is this three foot long metal stick where you stick the end in the cup holder and then you like crank the subtitle into position in front of you. On a screen. So there's like a little screen that you get that has kind of a shield around it. So that people, like, to your right and above you can't, like, there's no light.

Well, you don't want to do it because what they hand you is this three foot long metal stick where you stick the end in the cup holder and then you like crank the subtitle into position in front of you. On a screen. So there's like a little screen that you get that has kind of a shield around it. So that people, like, to your right and above you can't, like, there's no light.

I didn't even know this. So you angle it so it's right under the screen. And then you kind of have to, like, because it's so close, refocus, you know, to do that. And it is, like, loud. Like, if you want to move it, it's like... And you're walking around, you know, getting popcorn, holding this massive... I'm like, I just want to understand the movie.

I didn't even know this. So you angle it so it's right under the screen. And then you kind of have to, like, because it's so close, refocus, you know, to do that. And it is, like, loud. Like, if you want to move it, it's like... And you're walking around, you know, getting popcorn, holding this massive... I'm like, I just want to understand the movie.

I didn't even know this. So you angle it so it's right under the screen. And then you kind of have to, like, because it's so close, refocus, you know, to do that. And it is, like, loud. Like, if you want to move it, it's like... And you're walking around, you know, getting popcorn, holding this massive... I'm like, I just want to understand the movie.

And you got me walking around this theater looking like a fucking idiot.

And you got me walking around this theater looking like a fucking idiot.

And you got me walking around this theater looking like a fucking idiot.

Yeah, I bring my hearing test, slide it across, and they say, yep, deaf enough.

Yeah, I bring my hearing test, slide it across, and they say, yep, deaf enough.

Yeah, I bring my hearing test, slide it across, and they say, yep, deaf enough.

I do, but a lot of times, like IMAX, they don't do it for like 70 millimeter IMAX.

I do, but a lot of times, like IMAX, they don't do it for like 70 millimeter IMAX.

I do, but a lot of times, like IMAX, they don't do it for like 70 millimeter IMAX.

Yeah, they do need that because I'll go to... Yeah. Like I went to... I forget. I saw one recently and it was 70mm IMAX. And I was like, hey, could I get the subtitles? And they go, oh, no. This is 70mm IMAX. And I was like, yeah, no, I'm aware.