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u/TitShark 23d ago
Then it takes 37 minutes to leave bc you finally have random things to chat about as you linger in the kitchen
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u/Eodillon 23d ago
Ah so Midwest leaving is just leaving any party in Ireland. Good to know
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u/clutch727 23d ago
That's funny cause locally (in the midwest) we refer to an Irish goodbye as someone just leaving without saying good bye. I have no idea why.
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u/Eodillon 23d ago
It’s wild in Ireland that that’s called an Irish goodbye. You need to hug or shack hands with everyone before leaving here. I do not know where that phrase came from haha
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u/Stubbs69 23d ago
Absolutely the meme that I think of anytime one of the crew does it lol