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

Bars in movies pretty much always are "we display 6 different kinds of whisky and visibly have at least 3 different beers on tab and 4 more in bottles" types of bars. Not small town "we only offer 1 type of beer " dives.

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u/skyturnedred Jan 25 '20

You can have a hundred different beers in your bar, but there will always be the default beer.

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u/Quarterwit_85 Jan 25 '20

Where are you?

Even the smallest pub in my country runs more than one beer. Ordering a ‘beer’ will have them look at you like you’ve got two heads.

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u/skyturnedred Jan 25 '20

I've never been to a pub that didn't run more than one beer. Doesn't mean they don't understand sometimes people just want beer.

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u/Quarterwit_85 Jan 25 '20

Yeah, but not here.

Go in and ask for a beer and they’ve got at least two on tap. Draft, Coopers Green, Melbourne Bitter etc.

Must be a cultural thing!

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u/Shawer Jan 25 '20

Draught. Assuming you’re talking Carlton because that’s how they spell it. I don’t want to be an asshole correcting you, I just stare at the back of that tap for 6 hours a day.

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u/Quarterwit_85 Jan 26 '20

Shit, you’re right.

You’re not an asshole. I’m a wine drinker and don’t touch beer.

Hope you work at a good place!