Being Respectful At The Movie Theater

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Respect is the invisible string that ties this world together. If we didn’t have respect, the world would fall apart. Everybody can have respect if they choose. If you are one of those people that choose to have respect, you can use it almost anywhere! You can show respect at places like movie theaters, schools, and nature—There are several things that you can do to be respectful in every single one of these places. You can be respectful at the movie theater if you choose by picking up the food and trash that dropped after the movie is finished, or turning your cell phone to silent. If you really need to answer the call, then leave the movie. You should not talk during the movie. Also, don’t make any noises with your food, such as slurping

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