Logan Goes For A Run

The Mens Room Daily Podcast

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Mens Room Question: What does sleeping have to do with the story?

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0:00.0	Now back to the men's room.
0:02.7	99.9.9. KISW.
0:05.9	This is almost understandable.
0:07.5	An organ man who decided to take in a late movie after a few drinks,
0:11.6	ended up falling asleep and getting locked inside of the movie theater.
0:15.4	Justin Hallworth said he decided to take in a late show at the Cornelius 9th cinema
0:19.7	after having a few drinks in a
0:21.1	nearby bar.
0:22.6	He believes he fell asleep about 20 minutes into the film.
0:26.7	Damn.
0:27.2	End up passing out, he said.
0:28.8	He awoke at 1 a.m. to discover that the movie had ended.
0:33.3	The theater was closed, and he was alone in the building.
0:36.9	Really hit me once I came outside in the lobby and saw no one there. I called for anybody. No one was there and I was closed, and he was alone in the building. Really hit me once I came outside in the lobby and saw no one there.
0:39.3	I called for anybody.
0:40.8	No one was there, and I was like, oh, man.
0:43.6	He said he waited about 20 minutes for police after triggering the building's burglary alarm
0:48.4	and tried the police non-emergency line when it seemed no one was coming.
0:52.9	He said he was unable to reach police on the non-emergency line, it seemed no one was coming. He said he was unable to reach police on the non-emergency line.
0:56.5	So he ended up calling 911.
0:58.5	I ended up getting a hold of them.
1:00.1	I told them it's not an emergency.
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