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A character believes the time has come for the big kiss from his [[Love Interest]].
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[[Make-Out Point]] is a co-trope.
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* A 1970s campaign for the breath spray Binaca actually encouraged the behavior illustrated by this trope.
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* At the start of the second ''[[Shrek]]'' movie, when it turns out the narrator is actually [[The Ace]]. When he talks about how he will kiss the princess to wake her up, in interjects his monologue with a spray.
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* Wayne Brady pantomimes this pretty much anytime a scene has him as the boyfriend(sometimes girlfriend) of one of the other performers on ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway?|Whose Line Is It Anyway]]''.
* In ''[[Greek]]'', Dale is about to kiss Casey at their kissing booth, so he takes off his glasses, and spritzes some Binaca...''directly into his eyes''.
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** Actually, gradually your breath starts becoming bad, and if you then decide to chat up a lady she'll end up disliking you at first. Using breathspray will at least make her smile.
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* Slick of [[Sinfest]], in preparation of a date, applies some cologne and inhales breath spray. Unfortunately, [https://web.archive.org/web/20130809041242/http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=711 he gets the bottles mixed up.]
== [[Western Animation]] ==
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