<U>Oh, what about the D-Box part?<C><U>Hey can you order movie tickets for me tonight?<A>Of Course! What are you going to see?<U>1917, D-box.<A>Great! How many tickets?<U>Two, please.<A>Sure thing. And what showtime is good for you, approximately?<U>Around 9 PM is good, but a bit earlier or later is fine.<A>Ok no problem. Let me see here.<U>Sure, thanks.<A>I couldn't find tickets for exactly 9:00 PM at your preferred theater, Century 20 Oakridge. Should I check somewhere else?<U>No, let's stick with Oakridge. What is the closest time?<A>9:55 PM.<U>Oh, that's fine! Can you read the info back to me? I think I would like to purchase these tickets.<A>Sure. I have 2 tickets to a standard screening of 1917 at 9:55 PM at Century 20 Oakridge.
Oh, my mistake! I must have misheard you. Let me check for D-box tickets instead.
Oh, my mistake! I must have misheard you. Let me check for D-box tickets instead.