"I'll see myself out". Do people actually say this in real life?

I keep seeing this in TV shows and movies. There will be a meeting in someone's home. The visitor will eventually stand up and say "I'll see myself out"

I've never seen this happen in real life.

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u/jospeh68 — 8 days ago

Do you get short-tempered and snappy with people in real life after an argument with Redditors?

I regret it afterwards, but I get so worked up here sometimes.

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u/jospeh68 — 1 month ago

Is it kind of sad to print out my Reddit awards and Scotch tape them to my bedroom wall?

Ngl...I get a thrill when Reddit notifies me of my latest achievement.

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u/jospeh68 — 2 months ago

Do you sometimes try to remember phone numbers, addresses, and license plate numbers during detective TV shows?

Like "all units to 1653 Dellington Terrace". Or maybe you repeat the license plate number of t. he bad guy's getaway car aloud and try to retain it.

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u/jospeh68 — 2 months ago

Why do people say "we are all born alone, and we will die alone"?

The mother is giving birth to you, so you are not alone when you are born.

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u/jospeh68 — 2 months ago

When did boom boxes make such a big comeback?

Guys lugging them around city streets, carrying them around on their shoulders. It's like the '80s and '90s are back.

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u/jospeh68 — 3 months ago

Why do we never hear about someone being charged with bigamy anymore?

It seems kinda like a 1950s thing. The kinda thing you'd see on Perry Mason.

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u/jospeh68 — 3 months ago

How do I ensure that other people don't think of me as a square?

I like old fashioned music from the 50s and wearing vintage clothing. I know that's not hip these days.

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u/jospeh68 — 3 months ago

Why are we always glorifying and praising the future?

Instead of enjoying the present, people bash it and look ahead to the future, like it's going to be paradise. What's wrong with the now?

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u/jospeh68 — 3 months ago

Why don't we revive charming old sayings?

Like "he's tighter than Dick's hat band" to describe a tightwad.

Or "I don't know him from Adam's housecat".

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u/jospeh68 — 3 months ago