Cut it. Even during heist scenes, which I think are their most tropeworthy appearances, bank tellers rarely get much dialog or characterization.
"It's just a show; I should really just relax"I supporting cutting.
All it is it's a list of times bank tellers appear in works which is very much PSOC. It gives no reason why it's significant or tropable beyond "bank robberies and white collar crime exist and thus a lot of dramatic scenes can be set in a bank"
It would be like having Gas Station Attendant as a trope because gas stations get robbed in fiction a lot.
edited 11th Mar '18 1:18:25 PM by shoboni
Not strictly necessary if there's a clear enough consensus without one. Which looks likely in this case. If anyone disagrees, or the discussion stalls out, then we can do a crowner, but for now, let's see if we can just thumbs-up this to agreement.
to cutting as chairs.
ETA: By my count, we have 8 who simply say cut, and two more who say cut-or-fix, which means 10-0 for cut, 2-0 for fix, and 0-10 for leave as is.
edited 11th Mar '18 6:20:23 PM by Xtifr
Speaking words of fandom: let it squee, let it squee.I don't see any dissenting posts, so given the amount of votes, let's start the cutting process.
Only 16 wicks
, so shouldn't take long. I may pitch in.
edited 11th Mar '18 8:56:20 PM by Berrenta

I stumbled upon Bank Teller while browsing the site, and I believe the trope to be People Sit On Chairs. The trope has been around for almost 10 years and it only has 16 wicks and 71 inbounds. All of the examples amount to "one or more of the characters is a Bank Teller" or "a Bank Teller appears in this scene". The simple fact that Bank Tellers appear in the work isn't very tropeworthy.
However, the description does go into different roles a Bank Teller might play in a story. My two suggestions are to either:
edited 10th Mar '18 12:07:05 AM by ADrago