Respuestas al mensaje #11,261

Not to mention the possibility that the clerk could be using these words specifically as an act of defiance when they realize they’re speaking to...

That strikes me as fairly bizarre. To me addressing someone as "sir" is a gesture of submission, if I were told to do so as a courtesy to...

Even up here near Detroit it's very much the same. Retail workers usually will say, "excuse me ma'am" to get a woman's attention, or "Have a nice...

Yeah no absolutely. I graduated hs in 2006 and it was instilled in me that the yes ma'ams and no sirs were a no contest question. Im on the west...