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by SilasX
4025 days ago
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That was implicit model I used growing up, until learned people use "thank you" differently. I was reluctant to thank anyone for doing what I thought was already their obligation -- it didn't make sense. And likewise, I would be confused at receiving thanks for what I thought was my job. (Naturally, in either case, it would make sense if the thanked did something that went above-and-beyond.) |
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