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Intothenightalone — 9 years ago(December 23, 2016 12:30 AM)

The manager is behind the cashier asking the questions instead.

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Guess we'll never know 😔

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It could be that the director shots scenes in multiple ways until they click. Not sure.

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I've seen this same trailer and it made me wonder. How was this scene first conceptualised? Did the cashier get suspicious and call the manager? The dialogue is exactly the same; they just changed who was asking the questions.

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