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shiftydave77 — 10 years ago(April 19, 2015 11:43 PM)

That scene always struck me as being a bit out of place, in the sense that it was the one moment in the movie where it seemed like Ryan Reynolds genuinely showed an empathetic side. When he says "I like you too sir", seemed like he meant it.
Anyone else feel the same?

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No man, that's why he's getting big tips. points towards the door
Would You like to know more?

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it also shows how good he is at his job, and why he gets tipped so well

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I think he did, it'd be hard not to like the unapologetically honest old guy who admits he goes against established social norms just for the fun of it. It's what Monty does after all.
Dum Spiro Spero

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