Today's Deal:$6 For Admission Of 4 To The Northern Lights Cinema Grill ($12 Value)

What would you say if we told you not to get real? Yeah, that’s right, don't get real! Don’t you think you’ve been real enough lately? Working a little too hard, focusing too much, worrying about lots of stuff and, dare I say it, multi-tasking? Yep, you’ve been multi-tasking, all right. I can tell.

Humans aren’t meant to handle that much rude reality, not for extended periods of time, anyway. Nope. What we all need is a little mind vacation. How about getting out of your world for a while? Go ahead; put your brain on stand-by and just relax! Get distracted! Practice some escapism, get some mental diversion going! Get away from it all! I give my full permission (not that you need it, but if it helps, I'm happy to oblige).

Since we humans are all so into multi-tasking (and don’t deny it; you’ve been spotted on the freeway while fixing your hair and driving to work), how about doing two relaxing things at once, for a change? Yep, that’s the ticket! The movie ticket, that is! What do you say to dinner and a movie, both at the same time? A little cinematherapy might be just what the doctor ordered, after all.  Go ahead — buy your tickets, order your meal, and then sit down and relax in a comfy chair at the Northern Lights Cinema Grill as your delicious food is delivered to your very own table. You can even order dessert halfway through the movie if you want! Too cool!

Studies have shown that going to the movies can be very beneficial for mental health. You know what else is beneficial to mental health? Not hearing, “What’s for dinner?” because dinner is being served to you while you watch the movie of your choosing. Right now at Northern Lights Cinema Grill, you can get admission for a group of four for as little as $6. So the next time someone tells you to get real, just go right ahead and give them the look (you know the one) and then go to Northern Lights Cinema Grill. While others are being real, you’ll be getting served and entertained, all at the same time. It’s what multi-tasking was really meant to be.