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> For co-workers not familiar with the history of slavery in the United States, there is always a pause, and then some confusion about the changes. After explai
by username90 5y ago
> For co-workers not familiar with the history of slavery in the United States, there is always a pause, and then some confusion about the changes. After explaining the historical context, 99% of people reply: "Oh, I understand. Thank you to explain."
Most people answer like this when they realize you are an unreasonable person who refuse to listen. Happens all the time, like "Oh, I understand (you are one of those). Thank you for explaining!", and remember that they need to stop using this word when working with you.
- bestcoder69 5y agoBy rolling your eyes you accept my terms and conditions.
- LAC-Tech 5y agoImagine 'explaining' the historical context to someone from say, Brazil.