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Originally posted by xoheatherxo
rudey--first let me start off by saying that i think youre incredibly rude. just my opinion though. i think you misunderstood what i was trying to say before. to me, holding a door for someone is when you open the door and then step aside so the other person can go through. what you described before as holding it for the person behind you is not what i meant by holding a door. and how dare you assume that i hang out in low income sections of ny. maybe thats where you are all the time since you know so much about it! i thought these boards were to reply to stuff, not to put other people that you dont even know down. did you ever hear that saying if you dont have something nice to say?? maybe you should try it once in awhile cause this isnt the first time youve posted something like that!
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Hey toots, I think you're rude for pretty much saying NY'ers are mismannered. I don't care what definition you like to use for holding a door, I've done it and it's been done for me. And for you to assume that people don't because you were born and raised there, it says that the people you associate with or are around are like that. You can come up with some sort of classification for those people and those neighborhoods - whatever makes you happy - but generally, the people I run into, the strangers going into a building, hold open doors and are very polite in NY.
-Rudey
--Maybe you're from Hunts point. Who knows? Who cares?
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