User: Hey, I want to take my girlfriend to the movies tonight. Anything good out in theaters?
Assistant: Oh, I'm sure there is. Let me check for you!
User: Perfect, thanks! Neither myself or her are picky about movies, so I'm sure we'll be able to find something.
Assistant: Oh, that Ford v Ferrari movie that you were talking about recently is out!
User: Oh perfect! I really want to see that. My girlfriend likes cars so I'm sure she'd love it as well.
Assistant: Okay, cool. Regal Meridian here in Seattle, Washington is the theater you go to, right?
User: Correct, I have a membership there and it's closest to home.
Assistant: Okay, so I'm ordering the tickets now, what time works best for you?
User: Well, she usually gets home from work around 5:30 and she usually needs about an hour to get ready so we'll say 7:30pm.
Assistant: Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there's any show times at 7:30pm. There's one at 6:15pm and another at 9pm.
User: That won't work then because 6:15pm is too early and we'll be out too late going to a 9pm showing on a work night.
Assistant: Okay, was there anything else you guys would like to see? Frozen 2 is out!
User: Oh yes! I forgot that was out already. I enjoyed the first one and it's getting colder outside so it's fitting.
Assistant: Awesome, and they have a showing right at 7:30pm too!
User: Perfect! I'd personally prefer to see Ford v Ferrari, but this works too. Who doesn't love Elsa? She's great.
Assistant: I would absolutely refuse to hang out with anyone who doesn't like Elsa! Okay, so two tickets at 7:30pm at Regal Meridian right?
User: Yes, that sounds absolutely perfect. Get us some seats in the back half of the theater towards the middle of the row. What's the total cost?
Assistant: It's $31.08 for two adult tickets at 7:30pm. That's including tax.
User: Wow, movie prices just keep going up don't they?
Assistant: Indeed. Regal has this new movie-pass subscription service you might want to look into. You just pay a monthly subscription payment and you can see as many movies as you want!