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I’m not a native speaker but the way I read it is that FrugalGuy needs some kind of target date. So FrugalGuy is asking mhils for a target date. Which is the op
by hibbelig 3y ago
I’m not a native speaker but the way I read it is that FrugalGuy needs some kind of target date. So FrugalGuy is asking mhils for a target date. Which is the opposite of what you’re saying.
- mcpackieh 3y agoFrugalGuy asks (not demands) a target date, and explains that he needs one. It's a request with explanatory motive. "Can you loan me some money, I need to pay rent." vs "I need you to loan me money, because I need to pay rent."
- dwaltrip 3y agoThis such a good example of why communication is hard. You’ve made the distinction pretty clear, but often times it isn’t so easy to see or it can get muddled.
- account42 3y agoMore like "I've been subletting the appartment you have been providing to me for free and now my tenants are complaining that the company that made the paint also made lead paint. Can you please repaint all the walls even though you already checked that your building didn't use any of the lead paint so that I can continue to profit off of your house without paying you anything, kthx." The original comment was already at the very least, absolutely tone deaf.