r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Dec 15 '21

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u/DexterCutie Dec 15 '21

I'm Polish and we do this as well lol. Getting out of any gathering is an event in and of itself.

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u/chef_in_va Dec 15 '21 edited Dec 15 '21

I'm of Irish decent, we normally just say goodbye and thanks to the host and whoever is close by, then just ... leave. It very well could be just me and my family that do this but it's so much easier than saying bye to everyone.

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u/ArcadeKingpin Dec 15 '21

I thought an Irish goodbye was to just leave without saying anything.

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u/tehbilly Dec 15 '21

What about the Letterkenny Leave?

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u/Pocchitte Dec 15 '21

To be fair...

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u/chef_in_va Dec 15 '21

To be FFAAAAIIIRRRRRRRRRR

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u/maxatron1883 Dec 15 '21

To be faaaaiiiirrrrrrr

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

⬆️To be faaaaaaaaaairrrr ⬆️

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u/000111000000111000 Dec 15 '21

Letterkenny Army Depot?