• Me: Have you watched Star Trek yet? Is it any good?
  • Cashier: No, I haven't yet but I really want to. I love Benedict Cumberbatch.
  • Me: Oh I know. It's good to have him back in screen again, I can't wait until Sherlock is back though.
  • Cashier: Oh my god, I know. It's meant to be back later this year isn't it?
  • Me: Yeah, I can't wait. He is also a few more films this year and obviously he is Smaug in The Hobbit which is brilliant.
  • Cashier: Really?!? He is Smaug in The Hobbit I didn't know that. How did I not know that?!?
  • Me: I know. He has been very busy.
  • Cashier: Oh my god, now I can't wait until The Hobbit.
  • *Manager comes over because he thinks we are arguing*
  • Manager: Is there a problem?
  • Me: No, sorry I was just asking about what she thought of the new Star Trek film and then we got distracted by Benedict Cumberbatch...
  • Manager: *Laughs* Star Trek is amazing and Benedict is an amazing villain and actor...I can't wait-
  • Me: Until Sherlock?
  • Manager: You watch Sherlock?
  • Me: Yes. It is my favourite show.
  • Manager: *Turns to cashier* Give her staff discount on her ticket and popcorn. *Walks away*
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