>character looks up someone's name, address and phone number in a phone book
>when they find it they tear the page out instead of writing it down
Character looks up someone's name, address and phone number in a phone book
Ayden Gomez
Wyatt Harris
>character is on the phone having a conversation
>the conversation is ending
>they just hang up without saying goodbye
Juan Nelson
>later wraps up a fish or sandwich in it
Jeremiah Foster
>character looks up someone's name, address and phone number in a phone book
>can't find the person cause someone tore the page out
Ethan Johnson
>character looks up someone's name, address and phone number in a phone book
>it's your name, address and phone number
Ayden Parker
>owning a pen and paper
um ok boomer lol
Noah Edwards
>character stops in the middle of an action scene to look directly at the camera and state my full name, address, phone number, and social security number and threatens to kill me before continuing
getting real sick of this cliche
Isaiah Fisher
Sometimes they have to.
Brayden Robinson
>character only dials 5 numbers
>picks up phone
>says hello immediately
>rapid infodump without giving the other person a chance to speak
>hangs up phone with a smug look of satisfaction
Joshua Flores
>Did you give any thought at all to someone else who might wanna read before you tore out the entire page?
Evan Adams
>character is on the phone in a phone booth
>conversation doesn't go their way
>they hang up by repeatedly beating the handset against its cradle
Justin Clark
>character doesn't just spend hours ringing random numbers in the assumption that one of them will eventually be the right one
Connor Bailey
there are only 9,999,999 possibilities if you know the area code they're in.
Jaxon Evans
>character being chased stops to make a phone call at a phone booth
>they talk to someone for a minute then cut short
>character on the other end of the line asks if they are still there
>cut scene to empty phone booth with phone dangling from its cord
Cooper Walker
>character trusts someone to give the waiter the 20 dollars
>character just leaves the 20 dollars on the counter with no waiter or employee in sight
William Taylor
Caleb Hall
I do this with tips. Feels good to live in a still mostly white part of the country.
Caleb Perez
>character receives a message on their pager
Sebastian Morgan
>who is this?
>JERRY!!!!
Daniel Cooper
>character tips
Charles Long
where?
Kevin Carter
>character is a rush has to make a long distance phone call from a payphone
>*IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE YOUR CALL PLEASE DEPOSIT THREE DOLLARS*
Dominic Wilson
schizophrenia must be distracting
Ian Thompson
Norway. Anywhere other than Oslo is still high-trust.
Austin Edwards
They don't say ANYTHING
how do they even know the conversation is over?
Tyler Martinez
>character orders delicious looking food
>throws it in the dumpster after one bite because of mild inconvenience
Asher Bailey
>character looks up someone's name, address and phone number in a phone book
>it's my name, address and phone number
>the page also shows my social security number and my credit card details even though that information isn't shown for anyone else
Sebastian Sanders
It's like that story from reddit about a guy in prison who used to rip out the last page of every book he read in prison so that only he got to experience the ending, no one else.
Daniel Roberts
We did this in Spain.
>leave money on the table
>walk away
>waiter sprints after us yelling thieves
We even left the tip on the table, fuck that judgemental prick.