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[fresh_to_deaf]

Two words, movie theatres;

Closed. Captioning.

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[aw_hawkguy]

"No kidding."

[fresh_to_deaf]

[It's all good. Just casually not going to freak out that you're Hawkeye. And you're speaking to him]

Right? - Is it too much to ask for one captioned showing of 'Mad Max'? It looks badass

[aw_hawkguy]

Clint sees the signs, and mentally berates himself--of course someone who wants closed captions in theaters has a hearing problem. He slips into ASL, himself.

If it's anything like the original, it will be. Personally, I take the "home viewing" option. I hafta wait a while, but popcorn don't cost an arm and a leg, I can pause it when I want. Beats paying ten bucks for eyestrain and the worst massage chair in Brooklyn.

[fresh_to_deaf]

That brings a smirk to his face.

True - but then there's the wait for it to be released on DVD, or on TV. By then everyone's already seen it and gotten over it. Kinda lose-lose

[aw_hawkguy]

There's Netflix and stuff, now. Redbox. It's usually just, like, a month after the movie comes out you can see it at home. People're still talking.

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[fresh_to_deaf]

If I had Netflix, I'd agree with you

He pauses, before he quickly adds something else, like he wants to say it before he loses his nerve.

Totally off topic, but it's really cool to meet you

Thanks. It seemed fitting.

[aw_hawkguy]

Well, that's fair.

The admission surprises a smile from Clint.

Well, thanks! It's cool to meet you, too. I didn't get your name?

[fresh_to_deaf]

He spells out his name, pretty much beyond excited that Clint asked for it.

D-J-E-M

[aw_hawkguy]

It's always nice to meet a fan.

D-J-E-M. Nice to meet you, Djem, I'm Clint.

[fresh_to_deaf]

You too! I've kinda wanted to for ages.

[aw_hawkguy]

Big archery fan?