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Questions that have a specific focus on people in the United States, or American culture.
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How to ask if I can use a rewards/points card at a paid lunch?
I'm almost certain the recruiter won't mind that you at least ask to use your loyalty card, and will probably be happy and grateful that you will be saving 10% off the bill. I would bring it up before …
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Encouraging bystanders to step up
In the Moment
I don't think there is much you can do while actually in the moment that is safe. There is a lot of context that can change the situation. For example, if alcohol is involved I would b …
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Attending the 9/11 Memorial next month - how to interact with families that lost loved ones?
Unless someone is extremely emotional (think crying uncontrollably) and vocal about it, I wouldn't bother anyone there.
Not everyone there is mourning a dead relative, as many people go on the tour s …
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Saying "No" to my brother's demand without causing an argument
Religion does not need to be a part of this, and neither does the fact that you dislike him. Tattoos are (for all intents and purposes) permanent and any mistake will be there forever, so it should b …
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