Woman sneaks corn on the cob into movie theater for snack

Most people's snack of choice when watching a film at the movie theater is popcorn.

But one Texas woman likes her corn another way -- on the cob.

Dale Delrosario posted a photo of his mother chowing down on some corn on the cob while the two were watching a movie on Monday.

"Some people sneak candy into the movie theater. My mom sneaks in corn on the cob," Delrosario wrote on Twitter.

While Delrosario captured photos of the scene, the savvy mother avoided evidence in the form of stains; she ate with a makeshift bib.

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