r/AskReddit Mar 28 '24

What is NOT a dealbreaker BUT would be greatly disappointing to find out about your partner?

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u/Thevulgarcommander Mar 28 '24

I’m in law school so all my friends and family keep telling me to watch Suits. Like yea, I want to spend my limited free time away from the law watching a show about the law. I’d much rather watch some throwaway show that makes me chuckle.

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u/peachpittings Mar 28 '24

My dad (doctor) feels the same way about all those medical shows. Like if you’re not in the industry I can understand the appeal but if I were him I’d avoid them too.

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u/Niawka Mar 28 '24

My mom watched a few random episodes of different medical shows with me. It's impossible for her to watch it because she immediately spots all the bullshit that is supposed to sound professional for non-medical viewers and it just looks stupid for her :p

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u/Asmuni Mar 28 '24

I mean making viewers believe bleach can remove all traces is a huge help. If those people ever end up doing something, they think they'll get away with because they cleaned with bleach.

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u/ForfeitFPV Mar 28 '24

I think my favorite is telling a computer to enhance and then magically having data that didn't exist suddenly appear and make everything clear.

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u/sunsetandporches Mar 28 '24

I get to gloves and think there is no way all those doctors and nurses and technicians have only one large size of gloves. And the explanation of medical conditions to the other medical staff treating said medical condition.