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?
this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2024
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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.
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