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Why yell "sorry" instead of "hi there", or something as you come up to them. I'm Canadian, and as the saying goes "we say sorry 50 times a day, and we're sorry
by pedalpete 5y ago
Why yell "sorry" instead of "hi there", or something as you come up to them.
I'm Canadian, and as the saying goes "we say sorry 50 times a day, and we're sorry we can't say it more", but still...I don't understand why you're apologizing rather than giving warning, and is ringing a bell really any better in this instance?
- kybernetyk 5y ago>Why yell "sorry" instead of "hi there" The local racing biker etiquette here seems to be yelling "AUS DEM WEG" (make way) in a very rude tone. "Hi there" or even "sorry" would be a definitive improvement over what we have now. ;)