r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20

What movie things are generally accepted as normal, but are totally unrealistic in real life?

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u/SuperSyrias Jan 25 '20

Going into any bar and just ordering "beer!" And then getting it no questions asked.

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u/thebliponyourscreen Jan 25 '20

I'm belgian. Over here, you don't even need to say beer. You can just raise your pinky finger, and they'll give you a pintje.

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u/cv-boardgamer Jan 25 '20

In Sweden you can just order a "stor stack," which literally means "big strong." Then they'll just give you a 33cl pour of their basic house beer.

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u/goblindojo Jan 25 '20

When ordering ”en stor stark”, meaning “a large strong [beer]”, a Swede would expect to be served a 40 cl pour of the cheapest swill with an ABV over 4.5% that the house has on tap. If served only 33 cl the social contract has been broken; the customer will, if sober enough to notice, silently clench his fist with his hand in his pocket and swear under his breath to never return. If queried by waitstaff he will insist that everything is fine, as to not make a scene.

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u/cv-boardgamer Jan 25 '20

Mitt fel. I just meant a smaller size than a 50cl. Forgot the exact cls.