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There is no way I am going to stop shaking my mom's hand when I see her. I love her too much.
You're a good boy.
Stay safe.
There is no way I am going to stop shaking my mom's hand when I see her. I love her too much.
New Years Eve at midnight is a sight to see.Brave of you to bare your soul like that on the internet, it’s rare to see such love and affection these days. You’re an inspiration to us all, Dove.
To me hug is safer than handshake (no skin touching). But no way Mom/Dad and Grandparents are going to forsake a hug with their children. They would hug their child even if they had leprosy.Aside from the business handshake, what about the hug, whether a relative, friend, or date.
I have a job interview tomorrow, and not really sure what to do when I introduce myself lol.
Bring hand sanitizer with you. Walk in, sanitize your hands while maintaining eye contact with the interviewer, and then extend your arm. Remember, be confident!I have a job interview tomorrow, and not really sure what to do when I introduce myself lol.
Forget handshakes. Anyone have a friend that is a hugger? I absolutely hate it. A friend’s wife is a huge hugger. Coming and going. It’s annoying as hell. They’ll walk into a restaurant late and six of us will be seated and she’ll walk around the table hugging everyone expecting them to stand and hug her or do the lame one person seated while she hugs you routine. And this is after we had been hanging out the day before, not a situation where we haven’t seen each other in a while. She gets pissed at me when I refuse to stand or even acknowledge that she is trying to drape herself across my seated body. And before someone comments that I should stand when a lady arrives to sit, I get it, but it’s not our group dynamic. We all know that. I have discussed my displeasure with her and my buddy and now it’s turned to kind of a joke, like when they are leaving and we are standing around talking and I am obviously trying to avoid the hug goodbye, which I am able to avoid 95% of the time despite being called out for it.
On the other hand, another friend’s wife and I discussed a long time ago how much we both despise the social hug and agreed that we’d just shake when that awkward scene arises. We see them somewhat rarely and our spouses hug when we get together and she and I just look at each other and shake. In certain circumstances we’ll hug but only after acknowledging that it’s probably appropriate like at a funeral or if one family has endured some major event of significance.
In the end, I’d much rather the social hug go away than the hand shake.
It’s all dead we’re all dead
I’ve kinda wondered why people need 5 gallons of hand sanitizer to be shut in their house for weeks?Those who live in sanitized bubbles may be more susceptible to allergies and other diseases.
Stop worrying about this and go adopt a dog, ya babies.
What do I win!?!?!?Looks like you hit the BY 1 mil milestone.
I'm old school or perhaps have been in management way too long but I still will offer a handshake with everyone I meet - if the counteroffer is a fist bump, I will happily comply.
Has NOTHING to do with being a "power show"
Things are absolutely out of whack and when panic sets in ridiculous statements and actions erupt everywhere. I can't bring my own clean cup into a Cumberland Farms to fill with coffee/soft drink but need to use those plastic cups that everyone has pawed over. Yeah that makes sense. More than 10 people can't gather in a restaurant or small store but 100's can grocery shop and stand in lines. Truck drivers can't use rest stops or drive up lanes at the fast food areas.......................
I had some great comic relief on this one, thanks much:
Not surprisingly, a huge number of people are still (and will continue) shaking hands and whatnot, especially those in finance - and politicians. When the markets tank, that’s when deals get done and big time money gets made, collateral damage be damned. It’s going to take a major culture shift here for these suppression tactics to work...hope we can muster up the courage to think about the collective instead of the individual to avoid a worst-case scenario.
Use body language cues. Lean in a bit and if there is no arm movement sit down. Or just point out the elephant in the room and ask.I have a job interview tomorrow, and not really sure what to do when I introduce myself lol.
I doubt it. The cost of everyone having their own Eskimo would seem to be prohibitive. I have to think it would annoy them to have people rubbing their noses.It'll be swapped out for Eskimo nose rubbing.
Eye contact is the new handshakeThe handshake will always be an important part of a job interview. Right or wrong?
Wait 20 minutes for the answer.What do I win!?!?!?
Strip clubs?Is this the end of the one night stand?
Lap dances are banned.Strip clubs?