I appreciate you.
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| If you are friends, not strange. If you are not close and just exchange polite greetings, it would be odd. |
| I recommend most of you guys look into exposure and response prevention. |
| I don't want your dead skin cells, pubes, hair or pet hair in my vacuum. Gross! |
| I’d give it to you and not accept it when you try to return it. “Oh, keep it.” |
| I would be so annoyed! I would want to say yes but yuck. I can’t believe there’s not a target open somewhere. |
I wouldn't think anything of it and gladly hand it to you and I would be as he sure it had an empty bag. |
| I have lent a vacuum to my neighbors before! I didn't think it was strange. I am close to many of my neighbors, but even if it was one I didn't know that well I would. |
What else do you lend strangers? |
What else do you lend strangers? |
| I would say no, and lie that mine is broken. I don't want your dirt in my vacuum. |
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Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?
You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving? -someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts |
Even if it were disinfected and germs, parasites, filth, etc. were the issues, it is weird behavior, not socially normal, and just crazy. |
Even if it were disinfected and germs, parasites, filth, etc. were the issues, it is weird behavior, not socially normal, and just crazy. |
I think we’ve discovered the cause of the loneliness epidemic |