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Since I frequent the area quarterly, I was hoping to use some of my A-List to get tickets to see various movies at Tysons. It seems like they are making this theater into the Pinnacle of what AMC can achieve in the NE.

But what's the deal with the fact that you can only get tickets 3 days in advance at this location. It looks like just this weekend, this theater is only showing 2 movies (practical magic and Oasis). I'm used to at the very least be able to see what movies are playing at a NY AMC say two weeks out besides the blockbuster movies that were taking preorders, but I think through the app it let me know that I need to wait until Wednesday to see about what movies they are showing on Friday.

Wanted to know from those that frequent this location to see if this is just a temporary issue with the Reno they are doing because it seems like they are giving both themselves and consumers stress. While in the area I want to try out the new theaters but I can't plan anything during my visit since there's no info.

I'm a 39yo Male American around 230lbs and I wanted to understand this diagnosis of micro hematuria more.

First the only time I was diagnosed with this was from this one urologist I go to for ED. Without fail they automatically find I have this. I've had physicals where they did a urine test and never once did any other place find blood. Now not sure if a PCP urine test isn't as stringent as a Urologist but this has me confused.

Second after they found this, I was sent for the MRI of my pelvis, all came back good, then the cystoscopy which was the most unpleasant thing ever and everything came back good and normal. Now the urologist used to want to see me quarterly, now this year it's every 4 months. However I just saw my bill from the urologist and they are charging me $1,500 for all of 2 minutes to see the Doc which tells me Micro Hematuria can be benign and that they will send out my urine to be tested. Now I think this is an obscene amount to have to spend every 4 months for something that can just occur.

I'm just trying to understand this condition more, like why a urologist spots this whereas a PCP and labs don't. On average how often should someone with micro hematuria see a doctor. Now I'm not trying to belittle this cause it could be symptomatic of a larger issue but I can't imagine spending $4,500 after insurance a year to just be told I'm good and nothing changed from 4 months ago.

Edit: Also wanted to specify I have no family history of bladder/prostate cancer

Fellow talls, I'm curious to know if anyone has had the experience of driving in those NASCAR style race cars. I'm getting gifted one from the Jeffrey Earnhardt Racing Experience, and on their website they specify that 6'4 is the cap for these cars plus you got to get into the vehicle through an opening the size of 15x28 (inches).

I'm sure to have a good laugh trying to get in but I'm just curious if my experience is going to be impacted due to my height. Like would I need to duck my head down a bit to see better through the front, will me head in the helmet be up against the roof of the car. I'm sure plenty of us in a normal car have to bottom out our seats to have a better field of view but I know race cars don't have the same type of accommodations.