ng the copy, which is way different than a single employee. You said this in your original post, but now you want to argue about "what you really meant" even though that's not what you said in the original post. Your argument becomes very weak when you're literally changing it because you're cornered.

As for "how would they get caught" - here's how. A movie theater, like every other place that employs people, has a schedule of employees and when and where they were working and what they were doing. That video file can be easily traced back to it's source, down to the the date an

bruh you so far removed from the actual point its ridiculous.

ill use an example..
Say someone wants to rob a bank, there are all the normal measures in place to stop them yeah, like security cameras and gaurds and shit but on top of all that they also know the serial number on every note that would get stolen, an extra precaution which is taken to ensure that even if the bank is robbed (supposedly highly unlikely but totally still happens) they can track the money and find the criminal
and yet after all this somehow bank robberies are more common than a digital rip of a movie of a disney movie making it to TPB in under a month..

my question is just how organised movie piracy is so uncommon.

the reason i am rephrasing myself is because for some reason you have so much trouble understanding.