Short informal video clip of a small group conversation where one participant admits she has never seen any Star Wars films, prompting disbelief and commentary from others about cultural assumptions. The exchange captures interpersonal reactions, light teasing, and social norms around shared cultural knowledge.
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Someone reveals something about themselves. This girl has never seen any of the Star wars, And I find that preposterous. And I don't understand. What is your logic. Why have you never seen a Star wars movie? Because everybody assumes. See. This really does it. That everybody's seen it. And the problem is I haven't seen it, but everybody assumes that everybody's seen it. So I haven't seen it. Yeah, I think that's illogical. That makes sense. Does that make sense to any of you right here? No. No sense. Mikey, does it make any sense to you at all? No. No sense at all. Okay. I don't buy it. But I've seen the adventures of Baron von Moonchildson. Okay, so anyway, back to Star Wars. She's never seen Star Wars. She's totally missing out. This is. This is a culture that you don't even understand. Mikey, you. I get the emails from Babelcon. Have you seen Star Wars? Yes. Okay, Mikey, seen Star Wars. All you girls have seen Star Wars? Yeah. Resounding yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. Hello. Okay, never seen it.