I worked for Regal for three years. Starting as a lowly usher and quickly becoming the projector tech for Oregon and Washington. It is the worst run company I

I worked for Regal for three years. Starting as a lowly usher and quickly becoming the projector tech for Oregon and Washington. It is the worst run company I have ever worked for. For example when "Something About Mary" came out we put it in theater 5. 150 seats. It was selling out every show. I was the projectionist at the time and said we should put it in #3 which had 534 seats. The box office was turning away hundreds of people every few hours. I do not care about company profits. But I do care about my friends working concessions and door and usher. If we had the movie in the right theater we could have used more workers. But lazy managers kept the print in #5 for weeks. Since it was a pain to swap prints in the computers. It wasn't.. It took two minutes. That is just one example of many. It got even worse when I had to contact Nashville everyday to get basic supplies. It is never fun explaining why you need a new oscilloscope to a person that doesn't know what one is.