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150 Hilarious Conversations That People Overheard in L.A. And Decided They Were Too Good Not To Share
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We‘ve all been taught that it‘s not polite to listen to somebody else‘s private conversations. But sometimes you just can‘t help it but overhear some of it passing by, riding a bus, lifting weights at the gym, or casually shopping. And what makes these funny conversations as amusing as they are is that they're completely out of context.
This Instagram account, Overheard LA, is dedicated to such overheard conversations happening in Los Angeles, California. Stating that “We all have ears,” the creators invite Angelinos to share some of the best pieces that they have ever overheard in their daily lives while living in the City of Angels. From weird questions and ubiquitous conversation topics - the Los Angeles population always has some funny things to say. We think it’s hilarious, and for the rest, you’ll have to scroll down and see for yourself!
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I HATE it when people bust out that trite crap. You never know what's going on in a stranger's life, so quit the commentary
It is, though. People have a certain base level of happiness we always return to no matter what kind of life changing happy or painful event we go through. So most of our lives, yeah, we'll be just ok.
You mean you do. Plenty of people really aren't like that.
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i think that customer was very rude, the cashier was just trying to be nice.
Damn, this reminded me I should drink mine! ;) Well, I perfectly understand the customer, I also hate others giving me advices but come on, man, not so rude, poor cashier is bored to death and just wanted to be friendly!
As an ex-cashier, I hear her saying this in a totally flat, zombie monotone. No cheer whatsoever.
I really hate these attempts at "conversation" when I'm checking out in the supermarket. I used to be a cashier, so I understand being polite and friendly like "how are you today?" Response: "fine!" - transaction over or, "did you find everything you need?" Yes. Conversation over. but to be asked, "how has your day been so far?" - I mean, really! What if I just found out my mother is dying? Or that my son needs brain surgery? Or that my subordinate is stealing money? Yes, these situations have occurred in my life. And I don't particularly feel like sharing them, or the reasons that they make me feel terrible - with a cashier, thank you!
that's why you lie and say fine and the conversation would then end. They're not asking the question because they actually want the answer so just provide the answer they expect and move on
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Good on that customer for snapping back ... stupid cashier, shut up and scan that coconut water!
Cashier: “and I thought you might be a civilized person but I see you’re from america”
That just strikes me as being unnecessarily mean, I’m all for being necessarily mean to bastards who seriously deserve it, but not this, this is like kicking a puppy
Probably the one day the cashier plucks up the courage to show some 'personality', get's shot down, loses confidence, goes back into shell.
Cashier discretely turns around, hocks up a loogie, spits in coconuts water, turns back around and... "Here you go sir, your coconut water. Enjoy your day!"
Trust me, a tall man isn't always cool to go out with.. My sister's ex is 6'4 and he's a bastard
Mature kid? They certainly know how to give a good excuse whether it's true or not!
Dad to wife later that evening : "You know honey, or son is not bisexual, they call that unisex nowadays."
Luna Lovegood type of client! I would've done something like that if my language had such word similarities.
With one hundred degree weather on a daily basis? Yes. I approve of this.
In most cases this is accurate. If you want to fix an exact hour, try with:" See you in 6 minutes". It works for me. ;)
Is it weird that I'm not surprised by this? I used to live in LA though, ut that was 5 years ago.
