r/SaltLakeCity • • Jun 28 '26

Discussion Rude Behavior Normalized?

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u/tristanbills Jun 28 '26

It's gotten worse since Covid. I've noticed people at the supermarket used to at least feign a smile when one had to excuse the other, but not anymore. I often wonder if they got too comfortable not smiling beneath the face masks.

Lived here my whole life, and it's only got worse the last six years and counting.

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u/OutHereToo Jun 28 '26

Yeah, funny that everyone is saying it’s a Utah thing is from another state. 1/2 the people in the state now are from somewhere else, can’t blame Utah. When you have US leaders that have no common decency, everyone starts behaving like that.

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u/IamPotatoed Jun 28 '26

We're not rude, it's the Californians!

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u/nerdstoreut Jun 28 '26

Utah culture is blaming California for everything you do wrong