Topic: Theater Etiquette

A visit to the Broadway production of *Moulin Rouge* highlights the inefficiency of modern wireless card terminals compared to cash. The report also critiques the behavior of audience members who rush the stage during intermission to take selfies for social media.

The prospect of using illegal signal jammers in theaters to prevent phone disruptions is debated. While jammers would ensure silence, they pose a significant safety risk by preventing emergency 911 calls during medical crises, such as heart attacks.

The hosts describe attending the Carole King musical "Beautiful" on Broadway, noting the strict "no photography" policy enforced by theater staff. They reflect on the production's storytelling style, which mirrors the "Jersey Boys" format by exploring the origins of famous songs like "The Locomotion."

A personal anecdote describes a frustrating experience at a Saturday night screening of "Where the Wild Things Are." The account details disruptive behavior from other patrons, including snoring, loud talking, and a parent allowing a child to run through the aisles. The experience leads to a recommendation to avoid movie theaters on weekend nights.