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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Laundromats are a convenient setting when the plot requires characters to meet and strike up a conversation. People don't generally like to leave their laundry unattended, so they have a couple hours of nothing to do but wait for the machines. They might as well pass the time by chatting with the person next to them on the bench. Romantic comedies often use this to set up a Meet Cute. It can also be played for the awkward, like an Uncomfortable Elevator Moment only stretched out to several minutes (on stage). Or it can be creepy: how is Alice to get out of this conversation without abandoning her laundry? |
