Two guys talking about burgers for five minutes

>Two guys talking about burgers for five minutes
Why is it so interesting?

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Hey DSP

when’s your next movie coming out quentin

it's not. maybe when you're 14 and le random xD is the pinnacle of filmmaking

>"Tarantino is a genius and gooky
>and totally not a pedo"

It's not, Tarantino loves to smell his own farts.

nah bro a foot fetish totally isn't weird

It was entertaining at the time, because people were so used to dialogue always being about the plot or deep character development so this was a nice change of pace. Now, these Tarantino type conversations feel so self indulgent and try hard

It feels realistic. I have convos like that all the time.

it's a scene that sets up vega and jules' characters without being an exposition dump

Because it's a conversation anyone could have, including hitmen.

Because we've all been there.

Do they have a Double Royale with Cheese?

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>look up how much a quarter of a pound is
>it's barely 100 grams

Is that really something to be so proud of that you put it in the name?

Your math is off.

1 lb = 454g
1/4 lb = 113.5g

retard
it gives the characters personality
you could chalk down any conversation like this to two guys talking about something irrelevant
it's also a very genre-concious scene

Why not call that a half pounder? Would Americans think 1/2 is smaller than 1/4 ?

>Why is it so interesting?
Because you're a fat American retard.

113g = 100g
>mutt education

Americans really use measurements like 7/64ths and see nothing wrong with it.

It's not, Tarantino is a hack and you are easily entertained

Is this the most kino burger moment caught on film?

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I recall a study being done on something similar, and the answer is "yes they're fucking retarded". It was something to do with making the price of a half pounder the same as a quarter pounder for a special, and people still bought quarter pounders because they thought they were bigger.

You're referring to the A & W burger. A & W released a 1/3 pound burger that beat the Quarter Pounder in focus group taste tests and was priced lower than the Quarter Pounder.
After release they couldn't figure out why it was selling so poorly so they did more polling.
Turned out Americans were rejecting it because they were under the impression 1/3 was smaller than 1/4.

t's about two coworkers talking some random shit

It was a clean break from stale, over-produced Oscar bait and meathead action blockbusters of the 80s, that put no effort into dialogue. It's not a big deal now but it was a wake-up for screenwriters and studios back then

Thank you, factcheckanon

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You're welcome.

i don't know i didn't go to burger king

It shows the humor and meaning men find in casual friendships, a very soulful topic.