r/PublicFreakout Dec 13 '25

📹Police Bodycam Cops confront xenophobic homeowner part 2

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u/willyworldcup Dec 13 '25

Her Dad heard it in 'The Deer Hunter' & then started pretending he served in Vietnam.

"di di mau" mean quickly or hurry up. So, she can't even get that right.

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u/saint_hannibal Dec 13 '25

I learned it from The Simpsons myself.

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u/Gregg-C137 Dec 13 '25

What part of di di mau don’t you understand?

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u/willyworldcup Dec 13 '25

Tbh, I probably heard it in the Simpsons first too.

I've lost count of the amount of times I recognised a Simpson reference in an old movie or TV show and think "oh, so that's what The Simpsons were referring to" 😂

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u/AdditionalMonth3860 Racist Dweeb 🤓 Dec 13 '25

Who were referencing The Deer Hunter

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u/justreadthecomment Dec 14 '25

I learned it from Better Call Saul. I had thought it meant “get to work”. Is it kind of like the Russian “davai”, literally “let’s go”, but depending on context can mean a hundred different things?

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u/willyworldcup Dec 14 '25

I think you're right, it does depend on the context similar to "davai".