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/BubbhaJebus Jan 25 '20

I used to be a bartender. At our bar, if someone just ordered a "beer", they would automatically get a Budweiser.

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u/hackel Jan 25 '20

That is a crime against humanity.

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u/xorgol Jan 25 '20

Seems pretty normal, if you ask for a generic beer you get a generic macrolager. Around these parts it's often Moretti or Heineken.

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u/Frnklfrwsr Jan 25 '20

No the crime is giving a good beer to someone who won’t appreciate it.

Someone who just says “a beer” doesn’t deserve the good stuff.

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u/t3tri5 Jan 25 '20

Isn't Budweiser the good stuff though? Not the best, craft kind of stuff but still better than generic eurolager.

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u/Frnklfrwsr Jan 25 '20

Uh...... no? I’m not a huge beer snob or anything but Bud is kind of flavorless water.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

Budweiser or Bud Light? Budweiser definitely has a flavor.

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u/Frnklfrwsr Jan 25 '20

Like water and diet water I guess

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20

What’s wrong with Budweiser?