'Can I have your autograph?'

Agreed.

If she had said, "Can you just sign this for me?"....




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I've been to a few places and when I pay with credit card or have to sign for something, Ive had a few people ask me for my autograph that way. But I'll admit, the way she asked in this movie and her facial expression was not that of a normal look when asking a question such as this.

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I've heard the phrase used that way in such a context frequently.

It was still a rather obvious and clumsy scene.

You guys should use your credit cards a bit more... that is an extremely common expression, specially used by clerks with a bit higher customer service skills.

I work on a till, and stuff like. Can i have your autograph, or please sign your life away are very common phrases when talking to customers. Not just used by me, but nearly all other members of staff. The ones that actually interact with the customers like human beings that is anyways.

Can I have your signature would have been more realistic. Then he could have jumped into his whole autograph speech.

Yess!!!! That was so stupid and contrived. No one EVER uses that word in those circumstances. So lame.

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