I live in the United States of the Offended. One of the "hard facts of life" I learned after retiring from the military (where "respect" is drilled constantly into one's brain) is that NOBODY respects NOBODY in the USA (oooppssss USO).
People from all walks of life (from the lowly McD's to those with "higher education") looks down upon and acts "superior" to others.
When I go through a drive through (or just dealing with people in general) I am prone to say, "Thank you - thank you." When asked why I say, I figure someone shorted them a thank you. More often than not I don't even get a "You're welcome back" and in the case of drive throughs have literally had my order thrown at me (and I am visibly armed).
When dealing with "professionals" (I am an armed courier) I often get the "masta" air of superiority from them (unbelievably true when dealing with nurses at Vanderbilt Medical Center.
During the course of a normal day I meet a lot of "nice" people who are outwardly polite. I also meet a lot of assholes who are alive only because its illegal to challenge them to a dual in this country
People from all walks of life (from the lowly McD's to those with "higher education") looks down upon and acts "superior" to others.
When I go through a drive through (or just dealing with people in general) I am prone to say, "Thank you - thank you." When asked why I say, I figure someone shorted them a thank you. More often than not I don't even get a "You're welcome back" and in the case of drive throughs have literally had my order thrown at me (and I am visibly armed).
When dealing with "professionals" (I am an armed courier) I often get the "masta" air of superiority from them (unbelievably true when dealing with nurses at Vanderbilt Medical Center.
During the course of a normal day I meet a lot of "nice" people who are outwardly polite. I also meet a lot of assholes who are alive only because its illegal to challenge them to a dual in this country
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