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Non-USian here, what was the plan?
United statesian? Lol.
Yes.
I don't think I've ever heard that turn of phrase before. But now I'm gonna start referring to all my buddies across the pond as UKian 😋
Good. This acronym-as-country-name thing is a bad habit that needs to be discouraged at every turn.
Presumably the guy was trying to buy a gun while dressed as the joker, but the shopkeep turned him down.
That's what I'd expect to happen. Why does he think it's significant enough to commemorate on social media?
It's just a bit, for laughs.
Do people find this to be funny?
oh no, he's a comedian. A kinda dark Internet comedian.
Someone once called the cops on him because he was covered in fake blood with a knife in his car recording a video https://youtu.be/VI4GbvegGZg
Just the other week he died on video https://youtu.be/MwfgdiDuYVA
Then legend has it everything he posts has been AI sense
https://youtu.be/8pVV_utGWf0
(joking, if you didn't get it)
Oooh now that makes sense. Thank you!
Why would you expect that? I understand if he was being weird, but just being dressed a certain way shouldn't impact whether you can buy something.
I highly doubt he was refused service, he probably just took the picture and left.
They sure can, I just don't think they would, unless the person was acting oddly. They probably were though, because I assume that's their shtick, but just dressing up in cosplay but otherwise acting normally probably wouldn't bother most people behind the counter.
Yeah, that'd be odd.
That really depends on context. If the person was otherwise behaving normally and had a reasonable explanation for how they're dressed (i.e. they're coming back from comicon or something), I don't see why not, as long as the background checks out.
Then again, if they come in filming the place and whatnot, then yeah, I wouldn't touch that with a 10' pole. That's a lot more sus than some makeup.
Idk, might be the lack of US genes in me.