Dumb and Dumber - Big gulps huh?

[Drivesfastlikescats]

One of the funniest movie scenes I've ever seen in my life and I have no idea why.

[jazzynyc_]

Jim Carrey was never more Canadian than he was in this scene

[rosstedfordkendall]

What really makes this scene for me is one of them holds his cup up as if to say, "Yeah, Big Gulp! Thanks for asking!"

[doomiel]

This is one of the more underrated and least quoted lines in the film. And one of my favorites.

[kennethpowell]

This scene has pretty much become a kind of barometer of the soul for me. If I watch this and still laugh, I know I am not completely dead inside yet.

[Natedawg]

Honestly if you use this kind of approach to everyone you meet in life you are going to have a huge funeral turn out.

[vansnyder]

This is what being social again after the COVID pandemic feels like

[moxyblackfiddler]

One of the best lines on the history of cinema. The natural randomness.

[jahzd]

In a Reddit AMA from 2014, the director explained how the scene — which was never in the script — just happened to come together.

“One line that was definitely ad libbed is the Big Gulp line, ” wrote Farrelly. “In fact, the two guys he was talking to weren’t even extras, they were just hanging out, watching us shoot and I decided to pull them in. They happened to have Big Gulps and Jim just ran with it. True story.”

[natesilvers]

I like how he's not phased by their non response, just keeps on going about his day.

[jonathanc]

What makes it so funny is that he felt the need to acknowledge something so insignificant as two people drinking big gulps. It's a pointless conversation starter. LOL

[niceguy]

This is my text ringtone and i never get sick of it

[londonisboss]

There's something so beautiful about Lloyd's unbridled curiosity here. We could all be more like him.

[dante]

Literally the most accurate depiction of me attempting small talk that I've ever seen in film.

[bd]

I gave a couple guys a beer recommendation as they were browsing the beer isle as I grabbed my 6 pack. They looked at me exactly like how these guys looked at Jim. I instantly thought of this scene as I got to my car.

[stansmith]

Best scene in Cinema history. I dare you to name me a better cinematic moment than this one.

[dredwine]

The best part of this to me is the "welp, see ya later" - Lloyd will never run into these two men again. The social contrast, the racial contrast, everything about this scene is just subtly perfect.

[fearguis]

Okay, I just learned that those two guys were actually just patrons of the store, and him talking to them was off script, lol.

[lolusuck]

I just pulled this one when meeting my neighbors for the first time...

[gentlesoul]

Best part: those were actually 2 random people who happened to be standing on the side drinking big gulps, not even extras