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ted (not lasso)
@ted
random reflection i havent yet made sense of while im on the metro: service workers are so pleasant and grateful in singapore. every single one. in most American cities, that is the exception and not the rule β at least in my own experience. this furthers my growing belief that the loudest online parts of the U.S. are grossly spoiled and ungrateful for the opportunities we have here. now consider crypto twitter, most of whom are American or in wealthy developed countries where crypto wonβt meaningfully change their lives in the same way that it does for those living in emerging economies. can you imagine someone from crypto twitter working a service job and acting not just cordial, but pleasant to everyone they serve? if the answer is no, do you think it is a coincidence that crypto twitter are one of the loudest online parts of the internet (see reference above)? and if the answer is yes, where did you find this gem? please introduce me (us) to whomever you have in mind.
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@lambchop
have you ever worked a service job in america and delt with american customers π
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
yes i have and i managed to still be pleasant no matter how rude they were π from scooping ice cream to serving family offices
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@swampnet
^^ In the USA the customer is always right. This is where the βlet me speak to your managerβ memes come from. The result is people being paid $7.25 an hour to be abused by entitled customers with zero protections. Iβd be hella pissed all the time under those conditions and the fact that there hasnβt been a rebellion is because people are too worn down working 3 jobs to have time to fight back. And thatβs how the system maintains itself. Xoxo π
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