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It's not a matter of wanting to please someone. It's a matter of not having to deal with someone who's attempting to push the envelope of polite social interact
by breadbox 13y ago
It's not a matter of wanting to please someone. It's a matter of not having to deal with someone who's attempting to push the envelope of polite social interaction with a sales pitch. Even a low pressure sales pitch gets on my nerves. Not because it's going to work (quite the opposite).
- kmtrowbr 13y agoI understand, sometimes they are just obnoxious and that's just not how you want to shop. I definitely see what you are saying. I think this is why online shopping has been so successful. Amazon reviews are actually a great way of figuring out what is good and what is bad, in a totally objective way. You don't have offend or say yes or no to anyone.