Northerner terrifies Londoners by saying "Hello"

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Yes, how dare he, next we will have people saying goodbye, or telling us what useless means?

But l won't argue with an expert!

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  • Profile picture of the author lanfear63
    In the Sweeper Store, it's not so much "Hello, how can I help you", More like: "How many would you like?"
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    Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post

    But l won't argue with an expert!
    Hmmmm. I think some of our past social intercourse doesn't support that statement.

    Don't worry, though. You're not alone.

    Cheers.
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    I have social discourse but sounds like Frank and Tag went all the way....(ducking)...
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      Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

      I have social discourse but sounds like Frank and Tag went all the way....(ducking)...
      You say potato . . . . . . :-)

      I love using language for effect as well as painting a picture with words, even if it forces one to possibly have to cover their mind's eyes.

      Cheers.
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    Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post

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    Yes, how dare he, next we will have people saying goodbye, or telling us what useless means?

    But l won't argue with an expert!

    In my late teens I hitchhiked to Chicago to "seek my fortune". I would walk down the streets in downtown and say "Hi" to people I passed. I probably said it to 75-100 people and not a single one responded to me. I'd estimate that half of them looked at me like I was crazy.

    Go ahead with the "crazy" jokes, but I found it to be really sad. A good percentage of people will respond in other cities/towns...but not a single person in Chicago said "Hi" back and I kept trying to get just one person, but no.
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    Originally Posted by lanfear63 View Post

    In the Sweeper Store, it's not so much "Hello, how can I help you", More like: "How many would you like?"
    And would you like fries with that!

    Originally Posted by OptedIn View Post

    Hmmmm. I think some of our past social intercourse doesn't support that statement.

    Don't worry, though. You're not alone.

    Cheers.
    True, not all of us can be experts.

    Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

    I have social discourse but sounds like Frank and Tag went all the way....(ducking)...
    Geesh, pfft,.....l may need to go and watch the KFC, female Colonel Sanders Music video again to get this bad taste out of my mouth?

    Originally Posted by Kurt View Post

    In my late teens I hitchhiked to Chicago to "seek my fortune". I would walk down the streets in downtown and say "Hi" to people I passed. I probably said it to 75-100 people and not a single one responded to me. I'd estimate that half of them looked at me like I was crazy.

    Go ahead with the "crazy" jokes, but I found it to be really sad. A good percentage of people will respond in other cities/towns...but not a single person in Chicago said "Hi" back and I kept trying to get just one person, but no.
    Ok, when l come to the US, avoid Chicago, got it.

    Damn, and l really wanted to get a take out order from Adams Ribs, sniff!

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      Originally Posted by tagiscom View Post

      True, not all of us can be experts.
      I would consider your willingness to acknowledge your personal shortcomings as self-growth. It's a start.
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    I moved from Australia's second largest city to a town 2 hours west. People are friendly here. They say hello, or great day, and sometimes even let you in front of them at the supermarket if you don't have much to buy and they do. You can get refunds without receipts. I like it.
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