What was the point of the orange slices?

>>82951453
It was an autism filter.

>>82951453
Orange slices are often given to children at events like a sports day at school, it's talking about that. But it's still a useless quip

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It made me want to vitamin c another movie

>>82952336
Lol

>>82952336
Lol

It was Marvel's own double entendre. Normal viewers will laugh no matter what the fuck character say at a designated moment, Ant-Man could've simply said "UHHH spaghetti" and it would've generated laughter. Apparently though when kids are playing football, they eat orange slices at half time and at the end of the game because their mums say victim c is good for them. So when mr anty say can i have oranges he makes a funnny reference to childhood but at the same he also make funny reference to fruit that normies can say "I KNOW WHAT THAT IS" at ha ha ahaahh haha

>>82951453

It's half time in a fight, ant-man wanted refreshments.

>>82952336
DOHOHOHOHO

>>82951453
in little league, when you try hard at the game, regardless of win or lose, between halves, you get orange slices

Social experiment.

Marvel was testing to see if audiences will laugh at a line if they are told to do so. The line can be simple gibberish, but they will still laugh.

The experiment was a resounding success. Rick and Morty proves this as well

>>82952336
Lol

>>82953076
boiling
seething
angry

these words, anon

they are you.

let go.

>>82952662
I laughed at "UHHH spaghetti" desu

>>82952662
>UHHH spaghetti

unironically got a chuckle out of me. You should write for marvel.

>>82952662
I laughed at your spaghetti thing desu

I'm still laughing