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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Scenario: Person A is very particular and must have things done perfectly. Person B is tired of criticism from Person A. A glass is broken in the kitchen (beither person A nor B is responsible). Person A asks Person B to clean it. Person B says why bother since it will not be done to your satisfaction and you will end up redoing it anyways. Person A suggests Person B clear the big pieces and then Person A will vacuum as a compromise. Person B agrees and clears the big pieces. While vacuuming, Person A holds up a piece of glass and says “this is the second piece like this I have picked up, FYI”. Person B says, “see, i knew you would criticize” Person A gets angry and says informing of a mistake is not criticizing and Person B has set an impossible standard of what constitutes criticizing. Who is right?[/quote] Person A and Person B suck. I couldn't live like this.[/quote]
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