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I remain pretty dubious about generalisations about the populations of countries as a whole. In my experience, these sorts of differences are more local. People
by praetorian84 10y ago
I remain pretty dubious about generalisations about the populations of countries as a whole. In my experience, these sorts of differences are more local. People in city centres are less friendly, because it's an intimidating environment. Walk your dog out in the 'burbs or a park somewhere and people are far more likely to be relaxed and say hi.
- raverbashing 10y agoYes but I'm not talking about saying hi to any person in the city center. I'm saying about people you see daily (like people in a reception) not saying hi/not acknowledging it when greeted (amongst other things). It's weird Or someone starts a conversation then the conversation dies suddenly and that's it.