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Solid Sonic 04/21/18 12:27:09 PM #1: |
If you ask someone for something and they don't want to do it, saying "please" won't change that and it's setting an unrealistic expectation for kids.
Just another example of how childhood lessons end up letting you down in jaded adulthood. Being an adult is just one long realization of the old excuse from childhood of why bother taking a shower, Im just going to get dirty again later? How true it is... --- The only game reviewers who can be trusted are those who publish in Latin or Swahili. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MICHALECOLE 04/21/18 12:28:07 PM #2: |
Youre using the word please wrong
Its not to try and get somebody to do something, its what youre supposed to say to somebody after asking them to do something, to be polite ... Copied to Clipboard!
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JOExHIGASHI 04/21/18 12:28:35 PM #3: |
It's regular manners. You say please even if you know the other person will comply
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Krazy_Kirby 04/21/18 12:35:53 PM #4: |
JOExHIGASHI posted...
It's regular manners. You say please even if you know the other person will comply compliance will be rewarded --- Kill From The Shadows. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Nightengale 04/21/18 12:46:45 PM #5: |
Sometimes at work I get parents who tell their kids to say "please" and "thank you" to me and sometimes I wanna be like, honestly it's fine if they don't. A lot of adults don't. lol
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ASlaveObeys 04/21/18 12:51:33 PM #6: |
It's not about getting something it's about being respectful and not assuming you can just say whatever you want while throwing a question mark at the end of it will get you results.
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kukukupo 04/21/18 4:16:44 PM #7: |
You are wrong.
If you are nice, and ask nicely, people are more likely to say yes. Not guaranteed - but definitely more likely. That is the lesson. There is a big difference between 'Gimmie that!' and 'May I have that, please?' ... Copied to Clipboard!
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wwinterj25 04/21/18 4:29:50 PM #8: |
Solid Sonic posted...
If you ask someone for something and they don't want to do it, saying "please" won't change that and it's setting an unrealistic expectation for kids. Actually I'm more inclined to do something for someone when they are polite about it. Please and thank you can go a long way. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj - http://i.imgur.com/kDysIcd.gif ... Copied to Clipboard!
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WarGreymon77 04/21/18 5:11:10 PM #9: |
There are a lot of rude ass people in the world. The less of them, the better. So, I support "please".
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FatalAccident 04/21/18 5:13:06 PM #10: |
TC's comprehension skills
zero --- *walks away* ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Dikitain 04/21/18 5:18:22 PM #11: |
I always say please and thank you almost out of habit at this point, even when interacting with co-workers. And surprise, when review time comes around at work people always say how nice I am and how much they like interacting with me. Hence, my boss gives me more money when raises are distributed.
Therefore, saying please makes you more money. --- I am a senior software engineer. If you see me post here, I am tired of writing TPS reports. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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