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No thank you is in order. So in summary youre a cheap ass who is not respected. /thread |
no, im not a cheap ass.
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just saying, its better to have manners than not to have. I dunno why some people here are getting offended
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Do your friends really say "aight?"
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just saying, its better to have manners than not to have. I dunno why some people here are getting offended
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Go buy a box of tampons and ice cream and go cry to your mommy. |
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all im saying is, its better to have manners than not to have. I dunno why some people here are getting offended.
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you missed friendship 101
theres no thank you / sorry in real friendship. |
now now, wheres your manners little boy
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Why didn't you think anyone for their advice in this thread?
https://gfy.com/mainstream-business-d...8-convert.html |
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How pathetic can he be? |
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just saying again, im just defending why its better to have manners than not have any. I dont know why some people here are getting offended
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The more you talk, the clearer it becomes why you have no friends |
u seem offended about showing gratitude. Its obviousy u have nobody to show gratitude/manners to
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I can only speak to what I do. If someone pays for me I always thank them. If I happen to forget, it bothers me, and I try to remember to thank them the next time I see them.
When I'm the one treating I don't place any expectations on it, if thanks are given it's nice to hear. Far be it for me to force my manners on others. :D But honestly I can't recall it ever being an issue. Basic manners in my view, and I've found that usually there's one person in the group who remembers to say thankyou, then the rest give their heads a shake and say it too. But if not, whatever. Sign of the times maybe. |
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How often do you buy gifts for other people? Dinner? Event tickets? Doesn't sound like very often. That's okay, perhaps you are not financially able to do so. But do yourself a favor and get over your neediness, the quality of friends you make will be higher and little things like this will not be such an issue for you. |
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You could at least tip me, I have people to buy dinner for! |
u mad bro?
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Manners:
Please Thank you Excuse me You're welcome "Friends"....now there's a grey area. |
Your friends have no class.
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Lakerslive -1
For not starting a sentence with capital letter and for not being consequent with shortened form (ive, dont and then you're). Inconsistency is confusing for the reader and is not proper manners. Also a big minus for slang, spelling you with just the letter U. Not proper manners. Please go back to school and learn how to spell correctly if you want to teach proper manners to others. |
You compare it to giving them a million dollars or even a fucking kidney? Dude you have problems, just let it go. They will show thanks by having your back or whatever as real friends do. If you have to question it they are not friends anyway.
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They are just "Later homie." and do weird stuff with their hands as they would be be totally blasted mutes hand signaling.
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Sorry bro, the dinner sucked and your company was sub par.......
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Live and learn. Hate your friends.
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After a few months they will say "thank you sir" for the meal. |
Wow this thread went south super fast!
@ OP - yes I would expect at the very least a thank you, I would say thank you myself, so I am not sure as to why that is a big deal. Both are nice gestures - paying for dinner and saying thank you. |
One thing I've noticed at Trade shows, is that many people go out of their way to say thank-you. For example we sponsor all the suite parties at the Qwebec Expo every year. Many people say thank you for the drinks, the party, etc. Adult industry is good people.
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Yeah I l know what u mean. That happens to me from time to time.
Mostly because allot of my "Friends" are broke Losers but they usually say Thank You. Those who don't I blame their Idiot parents for setting a shitty example. |
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Always be the first to thank acquaintances for hanging out as you're making your exit, how they respond gives you a glimpse as to who they are. Don't expect others to give thanks first. Learning better judgement comes at a price, in you're case, it was dinner. Consider yourself lucky 👍👾 |
i like pU
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yea they should say thank you; on the other hand getting upset about people not saying thank you is kinda bizarre too
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don't know whether it's an age or cultural thing but between me and my friends it's common to say thank you when someone invites the others, does a party or similar things.
my parents taught me so (and i have friends with manners) |
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I have been taught to say thanks when getting up (or about to get) from the table. Or saying thanks if someone gives something to you, whether it is a dinner or someone hands a hammer to you (when hammering something).
Based on answers it is cultural thing to say thanks in Europe, in US it isn't. |
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