socialphobic38
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I hate how those 'stand-around salespeople operate. You know the ones that hang around train stations and at the entrance and exits of stores and shopping centres, or the ones that block the foot path so that you're trapped, and they're all like "oh how's your day going miss, I just want to talk to you about....." and dont let you get a word in. I hate how "I" feel guilty for saying 'sorry, I'm in a hurry' I say it politely enough, but they always give me a rude look after. They are so annoying and totally wreck my day, that shouldn't even be legal, I should be able to walk down the street without being haggled and harassed. I hate being forced upon .
I don't know if this is what you're refferring to but i've handed out flyers before near subway stops and asked them to sign petitions and stuff like that. However I never annoyed people if they refused to do it(I'd be way to shy to do that anyway lol) I did the jobs because they are a fairly easy way to make a little money. I don't think there is anything wrong with passing something out to people or requesting something out of them as long as you do it in a polite, respectful way
However yes I agree that if you refuse or say you're busy and the person keeps prodding you to give them something, thats just stupid. In that case you have every right to become angry with them. I guess im just saying overall take it easy on them, i know since i've been there, a lot of people are just people who have had difficulty finding employment looking for a way to make a little money and getting paid to say what they say. I realize it can be annoying, but also see it from the persons perspective, theyre standing out there all day working for like minimum wage in some cases, you dont have to agree to what they want you to do but i guess being polite to them doesn't hurt?
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