Good evening, Today, I went to an Asian restaurant with my family for an all-you-can-eat buffet. As I was finishing my last plate and heading back to my table, I took a small bite of a spring roll, and one of the cooks (very annoyed) came up to me and told me I had no…
Can we expect that? ❓ First of all, the first impression is crucial. When meeting someone you don't know, you should first introduce yourself politely. A simple "Hello, I'm [your name]" followed by a brief explanation of how you met the person can break the ice. Politeness is key in communication, and it also shows…
And bully more than in real life.
I was usually well-behaved. I was good and obedient. But suddenly I started misbehaving. I yelled at my parents even though I didn't mean to. What the hell is wrong with me? Am I crazy or what?
I have an appointment with my tax advisor next week and would really like to take my mother with me, as I'm always a bit unsure and four ears hear and notice more than two. Is this rude to the tax advisor, since it's really just about me? Or should I send another email beforehand…
Is it more impolite for the guest to only order food but not anything to drink (to say no when asked) or is it more impolite for the staff to wrinkle their nose or look puzzled when the guest refuses to drink?
Drug abuse, bullying, corruption, poor parenting. These days, I think it's gotten worse.
I experienced it in Los Angeles: 90% of passengers shout "Thank you!" to the front of the bus when they get off. I've also heard it from Sweden. Do you do that in German-speaking countries too? I think it's very nice and sweet. I always greet the bus driver. I rarely hear that in Germany…
Hello to all pizza 🍕 eaters: I wanted to ask if you eat pizza with a knife 🔪 and fork or without a knife 🔪 and fork. See picture 😀 😋 Should contribute to good manners ^^ Best regards, FlyingCat972 💘
I have to say, this really disgusts me. We were at an Asian restaurant last time with a buffet. I somehow think it's completely unacceptable to reuse the same plate. At least, that's what my parents taught me: it's a matter of decorum to use a new plate. I mean, that's why so many people…