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Sometimes we Social Media wags get caught up in quest to make every experience a social one. I think sometimes we forget that certain experiences are best when we’re left the hell alone. Thanks to a post on my wife’s blog to remind me.
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1 year ago
Your post reminded me of that card and the idea of a talking fast. There have been times that I almost wish there was a polite way to put a "I'm okay, I don't need help" pin on that would signal the message to salespeople that I don't need assistance. People would probably take it as being rude, though, more times than not.