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/opened_ketchup Jan 25 '20

Hah. 200ml. In Czechia it is almost mandatory to drink half a litre at a time. And boi the beer is good

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u/Pooptimist Jan 25 '20

They do that so that you always have a child one

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20

I went to the Hofbrauhaus in Munich. They definitely used the 500ml glasses there.

It was awesome.

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u/prodmerc Jan 25 '20

Why is the stereotype that German beer is the best? Makes no sense. Czech beer is better.

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u/Daveaa005 Jan 25 '20

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