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minus-squareCosmic ClericlinkfedilinkEnglish-23•7 months ago there was no need for her to stress out OP by telling him he had to hurry. Honestly I wouldn’t myself have done that to someone else, but depending on how the request was asked would depend if it was actually rude or not.
minus-squarestebolinkfedilinkEnglish19•7 months agoit’s a quote so that’s probably exactly how it was asked
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish-5•7 months agoJust because it’s in quotes doesn’t mean that’s how it happened. Here’s an example: “it’s a quote so that’s probably exactly how bitchy she was”.
minus-squareCosmic ClericlinkfedilinkEnglish-9•7 months ago it’s a quote so that’s probably exactly how it was asked That’s an assumption, we don’t know that. Usually when someone’s telling a story they want to put themselves in the best of light, especially if they are criticizing someone else in the story.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish-3•7 months agoLiterally asking any stranger to finish their food sooner so you can take their seat is unacceptable. It just reeks of entitlement where you’re more important than them. They shouldn’t have to eat any differently because you want to have their seat. I can tell this was asked by a woman whose dad gave her everything she wanted.
Honestly I wouldn’t myself have done that to someone else, but depending on how the request was asked would depend if it was actually rude or not.
it’s a quote so that’s probably exactly how it was asked
Just because it’s in quotes doesn’t mean that’s how it happened.
Here’s an example:
“it’s a quote so that’s probably exactly how bitchy she was”.
That’s an assumption, we don’t know that.
Usually when someone’s telling a story they want to put themselves in the best of light, especially if they are criticizing someone else in the story.
Literally asking any stranger to finish their food sooner so you can take their seat is unacceptable.
It just reeks of entitlement where you’re more important than them. They shouldn’t have to eat any differently because you want to have their seat.
I can tell this was asked by a woman whose dad gave her everything she wanted.