A lefty European friend-of-a-friend, who had done some voluntary work in parts of East Africa, described to said friend how in some of the cultures he had worked in, instead of greeting with a ‘how are you’ people greeted with a “yep” and “yep” [no idea what it meant.] He posited that this was culturally superior to certain English-speaking folk, by virtue of not needing (?) to ask ‘how are you.’ When said friend who is quite right-leaning put to friend-of-friend that in certain parts of the US…
Sure.
Alrighty.
F’n Newsweek.
Nice day.
Who’d have thought that you were a man of few words, Jeff?
“Few words” is a relative concept.
Bitchin’.
I heard that!
Wow.. Deja Vu… Havent you guys had this exact same conversation before ?
ok
Eh
Right?
What?
Turing: END
A lefty European friend-of-a-friend, who had done some voluntary work in parts of East Africa, described to said friend how in some of the cultures he had worked in, instead of greeting with a ‘how are you’ people greeted with a “yep” and “yep” [no idea what it meant.] He posited that this was culturally superior to certain English-speaking folk, by virtue of not needing (?) to ask ‘how are you.’ When said friend who is quite right-leaning put to friend-of-friend that in certain parts of the US…
Silence.