If they throw trash on the ground or in a proper receptacle.

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Jakesnake_42 said:
How they treat people they’ll probably never see again.

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Also how they treat people in the service sector, like waiters, housekeepers, laborers etc.

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And how they talk about service workers. From “ugh the idiot at the coffee shop forgot my tea, so I’m ten minutes late” to “they don’t deserve more than minimum wage for much they fail at their jobs”

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A coworker and I were talking about how some students were misbehaving and being incredibly disrespectful to the environment around them (throwing trash or food on the ground, not picking up after themselves, making messes in bathrooms, etc) and I said maybe they needed to spend a day working with the custodians (you know, learning who they’re making life harder for and maybe gaining a bit of respect for those they’re impacting by working alongside them and picking up these messes they’re making) and my coworker didn’t think any of that, her immediate response was “oh yes! Then they’ll see what happens when you’re uneducated and barely employable!” I responded with “Many of our custodians have far more education and varied work histories than you realize.” That one conversation showed me so much more about her than anything else and I have avoided conversations with her since.

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How they react to being told they're wrong or have made a mistake.

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My brother, who is frequently an idiot, thinks if he gets louder that makes him righter.

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Whether they do something that will help someone else without directly benefiting them.

This can be everything from returning the trolley, to picking up trash they walk past, or helping out a stranger. I think it shows real character.

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Elevated_Chillz said:
How they treat animals. A direct mirror into their soul.

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What if they are really allergic? I feel self conscious when people seem offended that I don't want to pet their dog or cat. I like animals but I also like breathing and it wins out. I admire them from afar, though.

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Not petting a dog =/= abusing a dog.

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Their political views and how they approach it.

(I'm not saying left or right wing reveals a lot. Instead, the way they disclose it, their arguments that lead to their standing (whichever it is), and how they handle debating it reveals a lot).

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So much this!!!! If someone can't express a political view without name calling, citing conspiracy theories, or telling outright lies, I will most likely never speak to them again. I can express my political views without dragging someone else down, and if the person that I am talking to cannot do the same, I lose all respect for them. One of my brothers has opposing political views from me, and we can intelligently debate our sides without resorting to verbal abuse. I still love and respect him.

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If they're willing to stand up for themselves or let people/situations walk all over them.

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It's not necessarily about being "willing " to stand up for one's self, "able" is a heavy factor, particularly for people with a trauma history.

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I think it says more about someone if they’ll stand up for OTHERS. A lot of time the best way to stand up for yourself is just to ignore the idiot trying to knock you down. But for someone to go to bat for someone ELSE getting knocked down, that’s true character.

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I'm very glad for the second two comments. For people who have suffered repeated abuse they couldn't remove themselves from, especially in childhood, standing up for yourself even after you are safe is really hard. As an adult I'm still learning how to speak up for myself and not be a people pleaser, because at one point my survival depended on me just enduring and/or de-escalating it, so that response is pretty deeply engrained in me no matter the particulars of the experience. Be kind and patient with people, sometimes bravery doesn't look the way you expect it to...

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CoolPotatoTomato said:
How they respond to a question they don't know the answer to.

mondowompwomp replied:
This is also a great interview question. Does someone know how to admit they don’t know, and also, do they know where they can go to find the answer?

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Bed interview advice I ever got was that you don’t know the answer off the top of your head, say “that’s an interesting question - I’m going to take a minute to think about that before I answer” and then literally sit there for a minute and think.

If you can train yourself not to panic and actually sit there and think it’s a killer strategy. It surprises the interviewers and simultaneously demonstrates your understanding that some things take time and consideration to be done properly.

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britsolcav said:
Google search history.

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Nooooo, you'll find out that I'm really bad a spelling and have to Google common words!

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ZaryssThesia said:
Whether they return shopping trolleys in parking lots.

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I swear this is one of those things that absolutely decide how your afterlife goes.

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Saw a grocery store worker, might've been on here, say that he hates when people return their carts because rounding up carts is the only free time he gets on his shift and it doesn't kill anytime if they're all in the corral.

I still put mine in the right place, but I always wonder if I'm killing some dude's break.

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Solution: coin-operated shopping carts. You only get your coin back if you return your cart. It's like that most places in Europe afaik- certainly is like that where I'm from.

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How they interact with service staff and cashiers.

Erik5943 replied:
I'll add to this by getting more specific. It's how they respond when they're at the airport and their flight is delayed or cancelled. How they treat a gate agent or other airline staff tells all.

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Back in my business travel days, ticket agents and gate agents loved it when I'd lead with, "How can I help you get me where my boss says I need to go?"

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Good on you ! Had this happen on a flight. Some people got out ragged , yelling at the people at the gate. The problem isn't their fault,they have on control of the situation. Two solutions were given to alleviate the issue. Take a later flight , our for next morning. I took the later flight.

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How they act when things don't go their way (flat tire, etc). It shows you how they problem solve

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I once called AAA over a flat tire, the guy showed up and looked at me with this "seriously, dude you can't fix this yourself?" face. I saw the expression and just said "OK, YOU try to get the spare tire to lower down".

One hour later we finally got it freed and he said "OK, I thought this was a dumb call, but you made the right decision!". The mechanism to lower the tire was seized completely, it'd probably never moved since the day the car was manufactured.

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I know how to fix a flat, but if AAA can get to me you better believe I'm using them. Why would I want to deal with all that when I pay for a service to do it for me?

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Maximum_Passion1865 said:
What they say about others when that person isn't around.

Say something nice or don't say anything at all.

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Saying compliments behind peoples back is a cheat code to a good reputation.

jisatsusurukudasai replied:
I do kind of agree with the sentiment, but when your stuck with the same people for long periods of time and some/all of them are really annoying, it's great to just have a chinwag about them with others who know.

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I have a great reputation around my company because I always say good things behind someone's back. If I am asked about a coworker and it isn't in a closed door session with the boss, I will pay them a complement EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Even if it is just something about punctuality or a cheerful attitude. This little tip will get you far.

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Men who judge other men for wearing makeup/nails are secretly insecure about their own masculinity.

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This can be true. You have to remember this : everyone in the TV shows,news shows,etc. wears make-up.. This is to keep them looking natural under the harsh lights. So there's that.

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In general how they treat others but also how they treat people like the homeless and the destitute.

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Hmmm I think this depends. I live in a big city and ignore almost anyone asking me for money at this point. It’s safer to pretend they don’t exist cause sometimes you interact and someone is now following you or cursing you out/threatening you and I’ve learned as a small woman that it’s safer to just keep to myself and just keep walking. But I also live in Chicago.

But do I care about the tent cities or tents in parks? Not really. There have been many tents popping up in a neighborhood park by me and people are fighting for cops to invade/kick them out and I’m like “eh let them be if you aren’t gonna give them solutions”. My political ideology aligns with leftists where I want safety nets and social programs to support people in unfortunate situations (I also support universal housing or income policies) but someone outside the CTA station asking me for change, I usually just walk by or softly shake my head and keep going.

I don’t think that makes me a bad person though. But hey, I might be totally wrong.

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You are not wrong. You could be one of the homeless in the blink of an eye through relationship break up, losing a job or just your landlord being an arsehole. Better systems need to be put in place in the USA and UK and everywhere to ensure that everyone has access to reasonably priced, safe, well insulated and long term accommodation - not rocket science, just needs the political will to do it /ffs !!!

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Self-control.

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Self-control is important. (Not sure what a photo of fist bumping has to do with it. I would have looked for one of those photos where the dog is balancing a biscuit on his nose waiting for his human to say “OK!”)

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What they complain about.

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What if I complain about people who complain? >:D

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CryptVulpix said:
Whether they talk about themselves, only the other person or a balance of both.

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I found this to be very true. The more ppl talk about themselves, the less I want to be around them.

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I grew up in a pretty bad situation (tl;dr was adopted and was treated like a non-human, basically) and one of my major defense/coping mechanisms is what I call "Class Clown Behavior". I tell self-deprecating jokes at my expense, I tell self-deprecating "funny" stories about myself, anything to make other people laugh. When I got older, I realized that a lot of the time, even though I do listen to people sincerely, I also sometimes end up telling a lot of stories about myself/things that happened to me. So I made a mental adjustment and have been working on talking less about "ha ha let me tell you about when my mom held a gun to my chin" and I've been trying to be more considerate about my audience. It's hard, but I'm learning!

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How they have fun with people. Like how they act when they're casually hanging out with their friends tells a lot about us.

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Uh oh. All of us introverts are going to be in trouble with this one. *Hmm, acts like a weird, stiff moron when around other people… I will avoid.* Introvert: *That actually works for me *

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What they laugh at.

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Could not disagree with this one more. Years ago I was an EMT and it was immediately apparent how helpful of a coping mechanism black humor is. To anyone else, the things we laughed at would seem horrific.

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Spelling, grammar, and word choice will tell me quite a bit about a person.

rawrlion2100 replied:
WHT do u know bout me; huh?

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Well, you like a challenge and to challenge others. You’re likely under 40 with more than high school education. You’re probably more articulate than the average American by the things you chose to intentionally do improperly.

For someone who knows how to write, it’s more difficult to write improperly. There wasn’t a whole lot of effort here, so I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that you’ve graduated college or at least finished at 2 years, but definitely didn’t enter a Master’s program.

It’s difficult to get a whole lot from one short sentence, but there ya go buddy! How right was I?

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I was an English/Creative Writing major (though I only got a two-year degree due to my dad having a catastrophic accident)... I'm very personally obsessed with grammar and spelling, though I find it kind of weirdly rude when people correct others on the internet. You know, when someone replies "*you're" when someone else posted something like "No, your wrong". Like, yeah, okay, we get it, you know better than OP does, good for you! But it feels elitist and snobby to me XD

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If they are pretending to be rich.

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AboveHeights13 said:
Their nails.

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Can you elaborate?

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The colouration can tell a lot about their diet, the shape can tell you their lifestyle, and if painted, sometimes their personality.

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Depends on who chewed them.

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Flimsy-Attention-722 said:
The books they own...or lack thereof.

here_4_cat_memes replied:
Nothing like judging people for using their library lol.

Flimsy-Attention-722 replied:
As a long time library goer I can tell you we also own books. There are some you just have to have.

here_4_cat_memes replied:
Nothing like judging how people use their money lol

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It's got nothing to with money. Readers will find a way to keep books that call to them. I had a friend who was a garbage collector. He would bring me all the romance books he found on his route. I would take them to the used book store and trade them in. You can argue to you're blue in the face.

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I always check the thrift stores for books I want, before I will go to a book store. I enjoy the hunt,if you will

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How they handle a stressful situation.

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Uh oh. All of us anxiety-prone people will be in trouble with this one. *Wow! They are really freaking out over a situation that is not really…* Anxious person *SHUT UP!!*

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How they react to mostly everything. Be it an inconvenience or being told know or if someone lays out a boundary with them. Rly important to pay attention to that s**t...

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IamWhoIamWhoIamWell said:
You can learn a lot about a person by seeing their house/living space, also by how they treat your home/belongings if they are a guest.

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Just be careful what you think the former is saying- my house is often a wreck and my things broken or misplaced because I’ve got four young children and a husband who doesn’t like to pick up after himself and all it says about me is that I’m a lazy perfectionist that (usually) won’t yell at my family over a mess and also won’t pick up after them all the time because I know it won’t stay that way so why bother 😂

The latter though, yea, someone is usually a garbage person if they don’t respect your space and belongings.

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I don't see what you could learn about a persons character by the state of their home. For example, people with adhd will often leave things in organized piles of clutter. That doesn't make them inconsiderate, it just works better for them. I think it's fair to judge how they treat other peoples belongings though.

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Imho how open they are open to eating other types of food from other cuisines. People who only eat only one type of food (ie only Chinese food and nothing else) are generally very stringent and not as easy-going or open-minded as the person who is open to trying out all types of food. It honestly reveals a 'lot' and is a random thing.

Also. How a person walks. Do they walk fast or slow, with confidence or nervously, straight or crooked, aggressive/forceful or passive or demure or relaxed or without a care in the world, are they trying to look a certain way or are they just being what they are. You can tell a lot about a person just by how they walk.

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I disagree with the note on walking, at least to a point. For years, my walk was described as "overconfident, cocky, condescending, etc" by people I don't necessarily know closely. In reality, my "swagger" came from compensating for a limp I've had since childhood due to one leg being half an inch shorter than the other. Sometimes, a walk is just a method of moving from point A to point B.

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CottMain said:
Contents of their fridge door.

HatelandFrogman replied:
My dad won't look into other people's fridge. He was raised to think it's rude and judgy. He won't even go in my fridge if I tell him he can. Funny.

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I worked for an insurance company in the 80’s who trained us to get a look. Tells you more about the household in 30 secs, than an hour doing face to face.

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I need more information.

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AndreaWThompson said:
Do you peel string cheese before eating it or do you simply chomp on it like a monster?

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You grab 8, fry them, THEN chomp down on them… duh.

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I do the monster mash and I’m not even sorry about it.

“Around the age of 8 I just started goin’ for it. 🤷🏻‍♀️”

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Why is this funny?

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hevermind said:
Hands.

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THANK YOU!!! Admittedly, hands are my favorite non-sexual part of a body and I have spent way too much time looking at them. There's so much you can tell by a hand and my friends just don't believe my thesis about it. Hands are the gateway to knowing someone.

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My hands are seriously mangled. Injuries and arthritis. "Working man's hands".

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Nails bitten down to the quick, never any nail polish, dry and rough, stained by ink/paint/etc., and numerous varied scars and scabs XD IDGAF about personal skincare (I should, I know, sigh) and I have pets... and I am very very clumsy :3

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MiaLedger said:
Which way they put the toilet paper roll.

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Over. Easier to grab and no disadvantages unless you have cats or small children.

MiaLedger replied:
You have such a good point there, especially with the cats. That's the best argument I've ever heard to put it the wrong way.

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I’ve legit had someone (an adult) tell me they put it on under because they are right handed. I told them most people are right handed, and most people put it over. They were speechless and changed their ways after that.

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And what does it reveal about people who have such strong views on this that they're willing to debate it with strangers online?

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Number of freezers. More freezers = greater chance they are a cannibal.

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Or they garden and need to put up a lot of tomato sauce.

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Why is this funny, or is this just me?

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The floorboard of their vehicle.

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Stained from two decades of pets owned during the two decades of van's ownership (sick pets, not untrained ones, lol), but clean XD

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Their favorite foods. Because we live in a society where food is more than just a necessity. Where you get it, how much it costs, and even the cuisine is a give away.

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I like french peasant food.

Simple, delicious and as a side note great when you're broke lol.

College days had quite a bit of Flageolet beans, ratatouille and homemade french bread.

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cartof_fiert said:
Wether they have a pet rock or not.

nikkibic replied:
Bit of a late reply but I love this! I'm in my 40s and have a pet rock, haha.

What does that signify tho?

artof_fiert replied:
You were lonely, dont trust yourself with a pet / you want more pets but cant afford that, and you needed someone to travel with. Basically, you need friends.

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WTF is with artof_fiert's rather cruel "diagnosis"? That's BS, IMO. I have two cats and a puppy and a vivarium of isopods, I've had pets my whole life, I have just enough friends, and I STILL have a pet rock. :p I think it means someone is imaginative and knows how to have fun and how to make fun of themselves just a little.

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AverageSizeWayne said:
Music tastes. It usually is a pretty good representation of their worldview.

keithwaits replied:
OK, I like Dillenger Escape Plan, Tom Waits and Cindy Lauper.

What does that say about me?

normVectorsNotHate replied:
Ehh not necessarily. I don't really pay attention to the lyrics of the songs I like at all, I just like them for their beat.

Secure_Chipmunk_1466 replied:
I feel the same way, but some songs if the lyrics just weird me out too much (Think Stacey's Mom), I won't listen to it.

Edit: Actually, I will listen to it, just not put it on my playlist.

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While it is true for *some* people, I do not think that musical taste is a good representation of a person's worldview. Case-in-point: Rage Against The Machine. In recent years, there has been plenty of "wHeN dId ThEy BeCoMe PoLiTiCaL" opinions about them. I think, in general, judging someone on their musical taste is quite superficial.

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horrorkitten96 said:
Their go-to pair of everyday shoes.

DarkFireGerugex replied:
What's "good and bad"?

horrorkitten96 replied:
There’s not really good or bad. You can just see if like they really value looking good, if they like working out, if they’re more chill, etc.

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I've got 2 pairs they are the same exact trekking shoe, waterproof bc if I have to cross something like a puddle of mud I just go for it. One has a cane (not sure if that's the right word but it extends a bit covering ur ankle) and the other no, same model same brand.

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You like what you like.

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Regulers_Fan_1to100 said:
What character they play in smash bros.

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Fox players like to take charge and overwhelm.

Falco players like to combo and play it safe.

Marth players like to have control and maintain it.

Sheik players like to weave a web and punish.

And any other characters are for legends that play for fun.

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What is smash Brothers?

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