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David Stambaugh
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I was an "ad verifier" for Regal too. No 2wenty here though, just rolling stock. It was an open check, theater employees knew why I was there. The drill was: Note the start time, write down everything they showed prior to the trailers, light levels, any technical problems. Sometimes they wanted to know if certain standees were in place and in prominent locations, or that promo materials were being handed out at the box office or promo concession stuff was being used (popcorn bags usually). They paid $20 and reimbursed for up to 2 tickets.

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