IF YOU HOLD A DOOR OPEN FOR A STRANGER AND THEY DON'T SAY THANK YOU, DO YOU MAKE IT A POINT TO LOUDLY SAY YOU'RE WELCOME?

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IF YOU HOLD A DOOR OPEN FOR A STRANGER AND THEY DON'T SAY THANK YOU, DO YOU MAKE IT A POINT TO LOUDLY SAY YOU'RE WELCOME?

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IF YOU HOLD A DOOR OPEN FOR A STRANGER AND THEY DON'T SAY THANK YOU, DO YOU MAKE IT A POINT TO LOUDLY SAY YOU'RE WELCOME?

[+] ballot by lowerclassbrats
created Tue May 09, 06
I don't do this with women so much, it's mostly with men that I must say something rude.

Yes, I must say something
No, I say nothing
Sometimes I do, yes!

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but i do say thank you if someone holds the door for me

by lightreaper on Tue May 09, 06 6:09pm [+]

No, but I should.

by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Tue May 09, 06 6:22pm [+]

I usually only hold doors for people that look like they are nice, so it's not usually a problem.

by texsue57 on Tue May 09, 06 7:00pm [+]

when im at a store and the cashier dont say thanks im always like YOUR WELCOME!! its so funny i gotta do it

by avalanche_ave on Tue May 09, 06 7:08pm [+]

No, because where I'm at people still hold doors open out of sheer courtesy and habbit. It's just what you do out of kindness and you dont expect anything in return. Although the large majority do say thanks.

If someone's so worried about a thank you, they dont really need to be holding doors open to begin with.

by Grumpy_Person on Tue May 09, 06 7:27pm [+]

^Couldn't have said it all better myself.

by xxxxxxxx on Tue May 09, 06 7:37pm [+]

I just sneer at their back, unless I look like I could beat them up, in which case its onnnnn

by lil_ape on Wed May 10, 06 12:28am [+]

No. It might seem rude, but it's never personal unless you make it so.

by Applerod on Wed May 10, 06 1:19am [+]

"If someone's so worried about a thank you, they dont really need to be holding doors open to begin with." - Grumpy_Person

That's right, that sweet satisfactory feeling of knowing you did a good deed is enough, right?

by Zarathustra on Wed May 10, 06 1:26am [+]

it would be such a waste of energy, spreading a little hate over someone who wasn't worth a second of my attention in the first place.
MY life isn't that nasty :)

by Jyl on Wed May 10, 06 3:34am [+]

No, because I do it as a courtesy -- because of who I am -- not for the anticipation of thanks.

by Cathexis on Wed May 10, 06 6:06am [+]

I open the door for folks because it is part of who I am. I do it for me. If they express a bit of thanks, well so much the better.

by xxxxxxxx on Wed May 10, 06 7:10am [+]

^Now, Cathexis, this is weird. I looked to review other comments after posting mine, and discovered a virtually identical comment before mine. Weird.

by xxxxxxxx on Wed May 10, 06 7:12am [+]

I just stare at them until my heat vision kicks in...

by Truthseeker013 on Wed May 10, 06 4:35pm [+]

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