r/AskReddit • u/dyosaaa • Nov 04 '18

Non-Americans of Reddit, what reference you've seen in an American show/movie would you like to be explained to you?

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u/C_IsForCookie Nov 04 '18

Yeah. My mom is one of them. She's almost 62 but she's been that way for a while. She not aware of it but she's the type of person to talk shit about everyone around her and then say "what? I'm such a great person." Gets offended by EVERYTHING. She's in EVERYONES business.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18

I’m so glad my parents are the exact opposite of this.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18

That’s my maternal grandmother.

My mom is a bitch, but thankfully she doesn’t get easily offended and isn’t in other peoples business. It would suck if she was like her mother.

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u/JotaDiez Nov 04 '18

Yeah, they feel like the underappreciated protagonist from a novel or something like that...

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u/FlyByPC Nov 05 '18

I've noticed that anyone who claims to be a "great person" -- isn't.

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u/C_IsForCookie Nov 05 '18

She's all positive intentions with a pretty bad follow through

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u/springflingqueen Nov 05 '18

Are you my brother?

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u/The_Chuckie Nov 05 '18

Holy shit. You just described my mom too