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notdevin
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How not to go about buying something from someone else /dont-do-this
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Kiraa♡
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lmaoo he got mad, for no reason too.
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notdevin
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Wait, him? He didn’t get mad, he just was done dealing with someone being either an ass or an idiot, either flavor tends to cost a lot of time. No?
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Kiraa♡
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yes and no. he might have been an ass or he just got the funds to acquire the project. it's a 50/50. we shouldn't judge without knowing his reason. just how i feel tho. why do you think he's an ass, been in a similar situation?
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notdevin
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Joe, the seller, had the option be annoyed with anibal after anibal asked for the third time given the previous 2x happening back to back. If anibal was acknowledging mutual social constructs then she would have excused asking again, at which point Joe could have then chosen to die on this molehill or acknowledge the fact that we all don’t always get our timing for buying things just right
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Kiraa♡
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i understand that time is important but i don't think Joe should have been annoyed with Anibal for asking a third time. People often have valid reasons for needing clarification, especially when it comes to making purchases. Anibal might have needed additional information or reassurance, which is perfectly reasonable.
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notdevin
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Disagree, I think these are perfectly harmless times where social constructs need to be reinforced. You’re not operating on your own timeline all the time, you intersect with others and acknowledging that demonstrates a type of respect that we’re very much lacking in our culture today. The /dont-do-this channel is entirely based around this. Operating amongst society incoherently as if it affects nobody is a recipe for unsuccess
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Kiraa♡
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I agree that social constructs play an essential role in maintaining respect for each party. and yes we don't always operating on our own timelines respecting the other party timeline is important for fostering mutual respect. However, it's important to remember that flexibility and understanding can complicate these social constructs.
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