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Midwest Goodbye vs Irish Goodbye #shorts

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  1. Me as an antisocial, I want to GTFO ASAP my parents however will say yeah we’ll go in like two minutes and proceed to spend the next 20 talking to someone

  2. My dad's side is German/Irish and always has long good-byes. I inherited most of the Lithuanian from my mom and the Irish. When I want to leave, I give a forced, Welp I a gotta go, love ya, bye.

  3. A pre-event cocktail party in the Boston area. The invitations said 6 pm to 7. Guests started arriving at 5:58, everyone there by 6:02. Started leaving at 7 on the dot and house was emptied by 7:01. I was baffled, what happened to everybody?… It was like they had been beamed up en masse.

  4. In my experience, the Midwest goodbye and the Irish goodbye are on in the same😭😭

  5. I love how they flipped it at the end 😂 it's true. When you don't say goodbye we will find you and we will give you a hard time.

  6. What about the southern few seconds of silence followed by “well” and the knee rub while sitting down which means get the fuck out of my house

  7. One of my favorate moments of being a father was seeing my kid beg me to finish my goodby and leave just like I did as a kid. The circle has been closed, I am free!

  8. I’m a master at the Irish goodbye…… learned long ago that people will hold you up from leaving if you try to tell them bye……. I just bounce the fuck out

  9. Irish Goodbyes are meant for times of merriment. You don't want to interrupt a good time by bidding farewell so you hand a shot to your closest friends and tell them goodbye as you leave. That way the party may go on.😊😊😊

  10. Living in the Midwest but I'm socially anxious so I always do a semi-irish goodbye (I tell the people near me I'm leaving then disappear), and I always get yelled at later for doing so 😂😅

  11. I grew up around Midwestern Irish. You never knew if the goodbye was going to take an extra 45m or if you’d spend 5 minutes walking around looking for them after they’d already left.

  12. From Florida seems Midwestern people have lost their minds. Blowing whistles and protecting people who will never assimilate and will destroy the culture.

    I use to have a better opinion. So open minded their brains fell out.

  13. How i say goodbye
    1. Go to front door
    2. Yell GOODBYE as loud as i can
    3. Leave
    If anyone wants a personal goodbye they can catch me before i get to my car.

  14. The Irish Goodbye is specifically when you are so hammered you forget to say goodbye. Just leaving without saying anything when you're sober is the French Exit.

  15. So glad he didn't call it a "hit water heater"….the damn thing is a water heater. If the waters already hot it wouldn't need to be heated

  16. He forgot the "scout out the steategic point closest to a convenient exit so you're prepared…" step
    This is performed upon arrival. When you're ready to leave you just go to the bathroom, for another drink…" then just bail. I've been known to leave my coat in the car then go for a sweater bc I'm cold, just neglect to mention the sweater is at home.

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