Denver Museum of Nature and Science conversion to D3D: How to mangle an IMAX theater

[Randy Stankey]

... We do open them and we do pour them into cups. ...

Sounds like a good idea to me.

When you go to a bar, the bartender pours out the bottle into a glass.

It's called...um... I forget. What do they call it? Oh! Service! Yeah! Customer Service!
I'm sorry. It's been so long since I heard anybody use that word.

[William Kucharski]

When you go to a bar, the bartender pours out the bottle into a glass.

Must be different bars than the ones near me; here they take the cap off and only give you a glass if you ask for one.

[Frank Cox]

And hold out their hand for that dollar tip.

[Mike Blakesley]

When you go to a bar, the bartender pours out the bottle into a glass.

Not in Montana, they wouldn't. No bar I've ever seen in Montana will pour your bottle into a glass, unless you ask for it that way. They WILL open it for you, but then you drink it right out of the bottle. If you want a glass of beer, you go to a bar that has it on tap. Even nice restaurants will usually offer the "bottle or tap?" option.

Anytime you pour beer into a glass, you cause it to lose some of its fizz, so why would you want to do that?

[Martin McCaffery]

Pouring aerates the beer and enhances the flavors (if you like that kind of thing)