Questionable Offers, Public Money & Boulder’s Changing Neighborhoods | Podcast #134

right, Hamish, let's talk about Event Horizon.

Yeah.

And this first one, I'm going to just the long and the short of it is tonight.

Boulder Reservoir has a drive-in movie for the screening of Coco.

I think I've seen it once.

I think I've seen it in Spanish for Spanish class as homework.

And then on the 23rd, they are screening Poltergeist.

It's at 730.

It's at the Boulder Reservoir.

And I wanted to share my experience.

I'll be going to the one on the 23rd.

So if you're there, say hi.

You'll see me in a $300 Pathfinder.

But the sign up for this event was insane, Osman.

And I think we're pretty candid about how we feel with the city of Boulder.

But they're using some third party system.

I had to put in like...

Granted, I realized it was optional to afterwards, but they were asking my household income and my first and last name and my address.

I was required to upload a profile picture and all sorts of things to even be able to purchase tickets.

If you'd like to avoid that mess, it turns out you can just go to a rec center and pick up tickets there, too.

It's just for one car.

If I remember correctly, it's about $30.

But we will have all of the links for these events, for the news items, in the show notes description and on our website.

I mean,

Halloween drive-in movies sound like a lot of fun.