... partially explains why Americans are so courteous, respectful and friendly toward each other.
One of my first jobs was waiting tables in a restaurants and as a matter of course I used Sir/Madam/Ma'am (I pronounce that with a half pause between the two a's since it does sound wrong to me otherwise!). I got told pretty quickly that people did not want to be addressed that way so I had to stop
Sounds like your "clients" had private armed security & lived in some sort of high tech lair carved into the side of a mountain or something!I always called her husband Mr x.
I always called her husband Mr x.
Sounds like your "clients" had private armed security & lived in some sort of high tech lair carved into the side of a mountain or something!
Is it Graham_007?
PS does anyone know a good Aston dealer, need to upgrade.
They also have a much more uptight attitude to swearing, with it being unthinkable in most business environments to use slang or bad language.
I agree; I hate hearing Irish people swear in a business environment
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