A WOMAN who works in a cinema has revealed some of the most ridiculous questions she gets asked by customers.
She said rarely a day goes by that she's not asked one of the queries, and added that the ones she's detailed are the "tamer" ones.
In a video on TikTok, the woman – who works at a Movie House cinema in Northern Ireland – shared: "Things people say to us working in a cinema."
She kicked off with one she's heard multiple times – a parent asking if they can take their six-year-old into a film that's got a 15 certificate.
"No!" is the answer to that one.
She's also asked if she just "sits and watches movies all day for work", to which she replied: "I wish!"
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And while it seems absurd, she's also had people ask her: "I didn't enjoy that movie, can I have my money back?"
"No, you chose to see it," is her usual response.
But one question she does answer affirmatively is whether or not she gets to watch all of the films for free, as a perk for working there.
The comments section was quickly filled with people weighing in, with many admitting they could relate to the video.
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"Someone asked me if we sold popcorn. Popcorn!" one laughed.
"The best one is 'sorry we made a bit of a mess'," another raged.
"Yeah THANKS!"
"Can confirm I've heard all of these too," a third cinema employee agreed.
"My favourite was asking for their ID and he says 'I don't have ID but I have a mustache'," another recalled.
"You forgot.. Why are minstrels 12 quid a packet," someone else commented.
As another added: "Think the best thing my pal told me that worked in one for about 8 years was how worryingly regularly they got asked if they could pause the film!"
"Staff discount and free movies was good…," someone who used to work at a cinema commented.
"The abuse from customers, awful pay, late night shifts cleaning after hundreds of people solo were bad."
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However, someone else said: "You actually get to watch all of them for free?
"That's class to be fair."
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