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Cooling a pie on the windowsill is one of those cultural osmosis things where I've never seen anyone actually do it, but I know all about it nonetheless.
I think there are a crap ton of "tropes" that society does, but no one actually does it. I know times have changed and maybe they used to do all of them before. I think they just made a bunch of different scenes for shows and movies, but no one does it.
Like cooling a pie on a window sill, school talent shows, take your kid to work day. I'm sure there is more that I can't think about, but Hollywood also love putting a musical episode in shows that don't need them too.
Take your kid to work day used to be a thing for sure, but this was 30+ years ago.
So was interning for a day in middle school. I got to work with a mechanic on helicopters and go up in the second fastest helicopter in the world while they were testing out a new autopilot system. My dad had to sign a shitton of forms to let me go lol
That sounds really cool.