[nixgeek]

I think I’m on the upper end of what’s normal in U.S. but also not super abnormal either —

1. Four lines on Google Fi is about $220 per month for “Unlimited”.

2. Comcast is $95 per month for 1Gbps.

3. A regular cinema ticket is $22.83 to the nearest movie theater and that isnt a "premium" thing like IMAX.

[TwoFerMaggie]

> A regular cinema ticket is $22.83 to the nearest movie theater and that isnt a "premium" thing like IMAX

For about that price you can get a monthly subscription to a lot of local cinemas and unlimited viewings here. In my city all three cinemas are in this system so we just go see a movie whenever we want. Doesn't include IMAX ones and chains of course.

https://mein.cineville.de/en/order

[wccrawford]

Some of the US theatres (Regal, for instance) have something like that, too.

[NamlchakKhandro]

you guys are getting ripped the fuck off

[inigyou]

It's rent. Rent varies based on location, and sets a price floor for all goods and services in that location.