People who say no to something instead of no thank you. Someone offered my CW a tart one day and she said "no I don't like those" instead of just "no thanks". Why not just the extra half step to be polite?
People can be pushy if you don't decline clearly. Especially when it comes to food. Cultural background is also highly significant with this one.
Complaint about misuse of time zone identifiers. I truly love you. Keep doing what you do. We need you.
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2024
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