NBC Universal is offering their
Build Your Movie Black Friday Collection Blowout Bundle on sale for
$9.99.
Thanks to community member
M1sterio for finding this deal
Note, after purchase you'll receive a unique digital code to redeem any (3) of the following films listed below.
Eligible Title(s)
- 4K Films
- Memories of Murder (2020)
- Monthy Python's: The Meaning of Life (1983)
- Hot Fuzz (2007)
- Queen & Slim (2019)
- HD Films
- Atonement (2007)
- In Bruges (2008)
- *Batteries Not Included (1987)
- Captain Fantastic (2016)
- Career Opportunities (1991)
- Meet Joe Black (1998)
- The Adjustment Bureau (2011)
- Somewhere in Time (1980)
- Fletch (1985)
- To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar (1995)
- Streets of Fire (1984)
- Leave No Trace (2018)
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I'm sorry Im just kidding. I didn't move actually to your wonderful neighborhood . I'm sure it's super classy though, nothing signifies a classy beautiful area more than " we have a lot of Goodwills here". Jealous as hell. I bet you are swimming in pork rinds
Per goodwill's own site:
However, donors are not as flexible with their driving time. Donors are motivated by doing good, but also by convenience. A donation center that is closer to them will often become their location of choice. If that donation center is in an affluent community, then residents of that community are more likely to donate there. That's why Goodwill actually prefers to set up stores in higher-income areas while also serving shoppers of all levels of affluence throughout the region. Prices are kept as low as possible, while still ensuring they allow Goodwill to make enough money to pay salaries, cover rent, utilities, transportation, insurance, and all of the other fixed costs that are required to run the operation.
Of course a screening of Somewhere In Time happens in the auditorium and they have their Somewhere In Time weekend the days before where people dress in period outfits. Jane Seymour was there the last time I went up, but was gone before I arrived.
Yeah dude no kidding they are also in nice towns.I live in a nice town that has one. Just one btw, which don't guarantee that those movies will be in stock. It doesn't guarantee the one in the next town over will have them either. Or the next town. Your clueless thought process seems to be missing that.
Anyways, since you mentioned my area I am gonna ramble about it. The area I live in is fine and Im happy here. I live in one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the US with several millions of people, and about an hour away from a separate smaller city with a smaller metropolitan area of over a million people. I got shopping, good food, night life, college and universities, museums, parks, entertainment venues such as for major league sports games, comedy clubs, concerts etc hiking, lakes, beaches all within an hours drive in different directions. Plenty of opportunities for my line of work too. Oh yeah we got goodwills here but you still have to drive around hoping to find something you might like. Your assumption and advice is stupid for multiple reasons. Granted my area isn't perfect, but I'll take all that over driving around to possibly save about a buck per movie at a thrift store .That's just idiotic.
Yeah dude no kidding they are also in nice towns.I live in a nice town that has one. Just one btw, which don't guarantee that those movies will be in stock. It doesn't guarantee the one in the next town over will have them either. Or the next town. Your clueless thought process seems to be missing that.
Anyways, since you mentioned my area I am gonna ramble about it. The area I live in is fine and Im happy here. I live in one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the US with several millions of people, and about an hour away from a separate smaller city with a smaller metropolitan area of over a million people. I got shopping, good food, night life, college and universities, museums, parks, entertainment venues such as for major league sports games, comedy clubs, concerts etc hiking, lakes, beaches all within an hours drive in different directions. Plenty of opportunities for my line of work too. Oh yeah we got goodwills here but you still have to drive around hoping to find something you might like. Your assumption and advice is stupid for multiple reasons. Granted my area isn't perfect, but I'll take all that over driving around to possibly save about a buck per movie at a thrift store .That's just idiotic.
Yeah dude no kidding they are also in nice towns.I live in a nice town that has one. Just one btw, which don't guarantee that those movies will be in stock. It doesn't guarantee the one in the next town over will have them either. Or the next town. Your clueless thought process seems to be missing that.
Anyways, since you mentioned my area I am gonna ramble about it. The area I live in is fine and Im happy here. I live in one of the biggest metropolitan areas in the US with several millions of people, and about an hour away from a separate smaller city with a smaller metropolitan area of over a million people. I got shopping, good food, night life, college and universities, museums, parks, entertainment venues such as for major league sports games, comedy clubs, concerts etc hiking, lakes, beaches all within an hours drive in different directions. Plenty of opportunities for my line of work too. Oh yeah we got goodwills here but you still have to drive around hoping to find something you might like. Your assumption and advice is stupid for multiple reasons. Granted my area isn't perfect, but I'll take all that over driving around to possibly save about a buck per movie at a thrift store .That's just idiotic.
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