What's in the movie compared to what we shot is the tip of the iceberg.
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What comparison does the first quote make about a film?
It compares the released footage to just the tip of the iceberg of what was filmed.
What habit surprises the speaker in the second quote?
They express surprise that people leave a tip specifically on take-out food orders.
Do both quotes use tip in the same sense?
No, one uses it figuratively for an iceberg and the other refers to gratuity.
Is filmmaking the main subject of both quotes?
Only the first quote concerns filmmaking; the second is about everyday tipping habits.
What connects these two otherwise unrelated quotes?
Both simply share the same word, tip, used in very different everyday contexts.
The other expresses genuine surprise that some people leave a tip on take-out orders.
