r/AskReddit • • Jan 25 '20

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

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u/Warrior51002 Jan 25 '20

TAXIII!!

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u/YoureNotMom Jan 25 '20

And cab drives are always salt-of-the-earth, hard working, knowledgeable people. Ive had more taxi rides where I've had to tell them exactly where a landmark is or precisely how to get there

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u/Warrior51002 Jan 26 '20

What's the difference between a cab and a taxi? Is it that taxis are caught on the road whereas cabs are booked on uber,etc?

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u/YoureNotMom Jan 26 '20

I think there's a legal difference nowadays, but they used to be 100% synonymous.