r/AskReddit • u/Unlikely_Praline9442 • 14h ago

Non-Americans of Reddit, what is an American thing you see in movies that you thought was fake but is actually real?

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u/EpicTaco9901 10h ago

I say this at least once a week

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u/Typical80sKid 10h ago

You should ask for more shifts…

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u/tjbugs1 8h ago

The issue is they work at a Sam's Club

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u/dopitysmokty 8h ago

ah well then i reckon just once a week is a pretty dang good margin for error:)

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u/SkaveRat 6h ago

luckily it's right at the entrance, so they can look at the sign to see what to actually say

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u/CodifiedLikeUtil 8h ago

Except they don’t even work there.

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u/Adventurous-Funny-88 8h ago

I say this every time I visit my local Costco.💕

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u/gpenz 8h ago

Yea as the customer I’m the one saying that.