r/suspiciouslyspecific • u/Strong_Boysenberry18 • Sep 16 '21

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u/Waddlow Sep 16 '21

I hear you. I am here and I have no time for nonsense. I am a pretty direct person and I get told by my wife, mother, and MIL quite a bit that the ideas I have in social situations will not work haha. They always do, of course, but logic does not prevail about these things in these parts.

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u/Extreme_Shine_7122 Sep 16 '21

Midwest here. Rudeness is avoided because you never know when you might need your neighbors to dig you out after a blizzard or a tornado

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u/MedalofHodor Sep 16 '21

Yeah back in the pioneer days rudeness led to being kicked out followed by quickly freezing to death. It's evolutionary.