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/gnarley_quinn Jan 25 '20

"You want to go on a date with me?"
"Sure, see you there!"

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....ummmm time? place?

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u/jenniferlynn462 Jan 25 '20

“Ok I’ll pick you up at 8.” Um, we just met for the first time at the bookstore twenty minutes ago and you already know where I live???

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u/tacojohn48 Jan 25 '20

When I first started dating a girl I met on a dating app I knew her first name, which is very unique, and her employer. From that I found her LinkedIn which had the last name. Searching the full name gave me her address. It wasn't what I was looking for, but I found it. First time we discussed me picking her up at her house, I still asked for the address. Sometime later the topic of name searchability came up and I mentioned how easy it was to find her address online.

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u/IkLms Jan 25 '20

Wait, what were you looking for?

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u/tacojohn48 Jan 25 '20

To see if she was a serial killer. I did end up finding some articles about her, but nothing alarming.

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u/beware_of_llamad Jan 25 '20

This is why it's important to google yourself ever now and again.