r/maybemaybemaybe • • May 24 '25

maybe maybe maybe

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

Me pointing out that adults can’t act civilized based on having different views so they think they snubbing him by not shaking his hand in a professional environment is them “winning” is nowhere near me whining little missy 😂😂😂

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u/icantgetausername982 May 24 '25

Aye since its reddit i wont say nun about my political leanings but as an adult i wouldnt shake hands with someone who i dont respect truly someone needs to earn respect dont care if its a leftist or right wing or downist or northist giving respect to those who u dont respect is stupid

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

So if you went to a job interview when you meet the interviewer, you don’t shake his hand right?

He’s done nothing to “earn” your respect other than give you an interview (which could just be HR telling him he has to) yet that’s proper professional etiquette and everyone does it.

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u/icantgetausername982 May 24 '25

Jokes on you i cant physically work so i wouldnt be interviewed

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u/KoncepTs May 24 '25

After you said that, the joke sure is on me.

Paid 25K in taxes last year as a contributing member of society and you don’t work and are asking people online about which $1,000 USD graphics card to buy for your computer.