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A {{Trope in Aggregate|s}} based on the TruthInTelevision reality that many grocery stores and corner shops in North America, UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}, UsefulNotes/NewZealand, and the UK are owned by Asian immigrants and their families. The specific ethnicity differs depending on which country of origin the work takes place in, reflecting the different trends in immigration these countries experienced. In the US, South Asians (particularly Indian) and East Asians (Chinese and Korean, especially) will be the store owners. Similar can be said for the UK, though West Asians (what Americans would typically refer to as Middle Easterners) are also very common, along with Pakistanis. In TheWestern, Chinese shopowners are common, because in the US, many Chinese immigrants were sent to the West to build the Transcontinental Railroad that connected the eastern and western parts of the country. [[note]]About ''90%'' of workers on the western part of the railroad [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/american-enterprise/new-perspectives/forgotten-workers were Chinese]].[[/note]] After work was finished some were able to stay and live in the US, finding work as [[ChineseLaunderer launderers]] and store owners.
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A {{Trope in Aggregate|s}} TropeInAggregate based on the TruthInTelevision reality that many grocery stores and corner shops in North America, UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}, UsefulNotes/NewZealand, and the UK are owned by Asian immigrants and their families. The specific ethnicity differs depending on which country of origin the work takes place in, reflecting the different trends in immigration these countries experienced. In the US, South Asians (particularly Indian) and East Asians (Chinese and Korean, especially) will be the store owners. Similar can be said for the UK, though West Asians (what Americans would typically refer to as Middle Easterners) are also very common, along with Pakistanis. In TheWestern, Chinese shopowners are common, because in the US, many Chinese immigrants were sent to the West to build the Transcontinental Railroad that connected the eastern and western parts of the country. [[note]]About ''90%'' of workers on the western part of the railroad [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/american-enterprise/new-perspectives/forgotten-workers were Chinese]].[[/note]] After work was finished some were able to stay and live in the US, finding work as [[ChineseLaunderer launderers]] and store owners.
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A TropeInAggregate based off of the TruthInTelevision reality that many grocery stores and corner shops in North America, UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}, UsefulNotes/NewZealand, and the UK are owned by Asian immigrants and their families. The specific ethnicity differs depending on which country of origin the work takes place in, reflecting the different trends in immigration these countries experienced. In the US, South Asians (particularly Indian) and East Asians (Chinese and Korean, especially) will be the store owners. Similar can be said for the UK, though West Asians (what Americans would typically refer to as Middle Easterners) are also very common, along with Pakistanis. In TheWestern, Chinese shopowners are common, because in the US, many Chinese immigrants were sent to the West to build the Transcontinental Railroad that connected the eastern and western parts of the country. [[note]]About ''90%'' of workers on the western part of the railroad [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/american-enterprise/new-perspectives/forgotten-workers were Chinese]].[[/note]] After work was finished some were able to stay and live in the US, finding work as [[ChineseLaunderer launderers]] and store owners.
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A TropeInAggregate {{Trope in Aggregate|s}} based off of on the TruthInTelevision reality that many grocery stores and corner shops in North America, UsefulNotes/{{Australia}}, UsefulNotes/NewZealand, and the UK are owned by Asian immigrants and their families. The specific ethnicity differs depending on which country of origin the work takes place in, reflecting the different trends in immigration these countries experienced. In the US, South Asians (particularly Indian) and East Asians (Chinese and Korean, especially) will be the store owners. Similar can be said for the UK, though West Asians (what Americans would typically refer to as Middle Easterners) are also very common, along with Pakistanis. In TheWestern, Chinese shopowners are common, because in the US, many Chinese immigrants were sent to the West to build the Transcontinental Railroad that connected the eastern and western parts of the country. [[note]]About ''90%'' of workers on the western part of the railroad [[https://americanhistory.si.edu/american-enterprise/new-perspectives/forgotten-workers were Chinese]].[[/note]] After work was finished some were able to stay and live in the US, finding work as [[ChineseLaunderer launderers]] and store owners.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures" segment "Sticky Feathers Duck" from "Best o' Plucky Duck Day" features a convenience store run by an Indian man that Plucky wants to steal a chocolate bar from.
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* A Creator/CartoonNetwork [[https://youtu.be/Pzth7hcueTs promo]] features a Japanese-American convenience store owner who tells [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone]] and other Creator/CartoonNetwork characters that he cannot serve them due to the state's [[DressCode "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service]] policy.
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* A Creator/CartoonNetwork [[https://youtu.be/Pzth7hcueTs promo]] features a Japanese-American convenience store owner who tells [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Fred Flintstone]] and other Creator/CartoonNetwork characters that he cannot serve them due to the state's [[DressCode "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service]] policy.
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-->''Get the fucking out!\\
Shoplifters will be persecuted!''
Shoplifters will be persecuted!''
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Shopliftersout!"\\
"Shoplifters will bepersecuted!''persecuted!"\\
[[MemeticMutation (when you point your weapon at them) "Oh shit, not good!"]]
Shoplifters
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[[MemeticMutation (when you point your weapon at them) "Oh shit, not good!"]]
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* ''Literature/BadNewsBallet'' has Chinese Hi Lo, the owner of the gang's LocalHangout Hi Lo's Pizza and Chinese Food to Go (situated right across from the Deerfield Academy of Dance).
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%%* ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest: Open Season'' had one.
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%%* ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest: Open Season'' ''VideoGame/PoliceQuest4OpenSeason'' had one.
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* ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'': Mr. Wing is your stereotypical mystical store owner who looks a bit frightening, judges you harshly, and refuses to sell anything if he thinks you aren't ready to handle it. Deconstructed to a degree in the first film, with Mr. Wing's grandson badgering him that his persnickety attitude has turned the store into a money pit, which is the reason why he sells Gizmo to Randall behind his grandfather's back, [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom making him responsible for all of the mayhem that follows]].
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* ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'': ''Franchise/{{Gremlins}}'': Mr. Wing is your stereotypical mystical store owner who looks a bit frightening, judges you harshly, and refuses to sell anything if he thinks you aren't ready to handle it. Deconstructed to a degree in the first film, with Mr. Wing's grandson badgering him that his persnickety attitude has turned the store into a money pit, which is the reason why he sells Gizmo to Randall behind his grandfather's back, [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom making him responsible for all of the mayhem that follows]].