“I prefer the old theaters because the theaters themselves are places of public gathering. We usually don't get to hang out with strangers.”
— Jerry Seinfeld
Simplified Meaning:
Old theaters are special because they bring people together in a way that doesn't usually happen today. When you go to an old theater, you sit with lots of different people you don't know. This creates a sense of community and makes it more than just watching a play or a movie. For example, think about going to a famous sports game; everyone in the stadium is cheering and feeling the same emotions together. You feel a strong connection with the people around you, even if you’ve never met them before. In our everyday lives, we often don't get many chances to be part of such a big, shared experience. Appreciating the community feeling in old theaters can remind us of the joy in connecting with others, and we can look for more ways to experience this kind of connection in our daily lives.
