You know how you hear the stories about providers being rude, difficult, cold, calculated, and very matter-of-fact.
Once you meet them they are the friendliest , nicest and most personal people that you meet.
You want to have a good time and it ends up being worth the hassle.
People to take advantage of your kindness, they really do they take advantage. So to all your hobbyists dont ruin a good thing. Be serious upfront and the world could be your oyster.
Charlie Montan
to someone I'm sure
Of course. Providers will understand as well.
I understand the cold direct and unmoving of some, toll they know u.
at the m&g ve met great guys, so I know I won't have any issues , with them.
Just wait...
Please don't let one bad apple spoil the whole bunch.
Being rude, short, and matter of fact isn't a necessary evil. Ever. Especially in this business. In fact, I would say providers need to always be polite to their clients (and new prospects similarly). Else you won't have any. Clients, that is.
Be kind. We need more kindness in the world. And I believe it is a fundamental requirement for folks in the service industry. Like this one. But that isn't the best reason to do it. The best reason is this golden rule thingy someone smart thought up. Which basically goes like this... Treat others the same way you'd like them to treat you.
I'm shooting to live in a world where everyone is kind, polite, helpful, and thoughtful. And maybe quirky. And sometimes goofy - that works from time to time.
So be kind and respectful and give us Atlanta gents a chance. Ok?
Oh, I forgot to follow my own rule...
Ok, ... please
Well put.
Thank you.
You are very welcome.
Thank you.
If you are a nice person be a nice person... if you are no-nonsense be no-nonsense. Being nice and being a fool are mutually exclusive. You can be nice, polite, respectful and not be taken advantage. Being an asshole isnt a necessary evil of anything.
Be skeptical of people, be cautious and be diligent; do what makes sense and feels right to you. However, to do any of those things do not require being rude, difficult, cold and matter-of-fact. Being nice is not the same as being naive. That is a conclusion I wholeheartedly reject.
No one is responsible for your attitude. As the saying go life is 1% of what happens to us and 99% of how we handle it. The only thing that requires rudeness, shortness, coldness and difficulty is being an asshole. (not calling you one just saying)
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Isn’t it just one person.
You ought to know every one is going to and will different in every situation. That is life.