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Oh, pandemic, I feel like people like are still like, oh, human contact, how do we do this?

You treat people like they treat you. Kindness and politeness are important.

Get away from me is the energy right now.

I'm not even getting pleasantries no more and it hurts.

It's explained it to me from Vox.

I'm John Blenhill.

And it feels like people are way less polite than they used to be.

A quick look online proves that a lot of you feel this way. If I'm holding the door open for you, you need to say thank you. You know, if you don't want to say hello to me, just don't look at me. That's fine. You don't have to say hello to me. But I think it's a polite thing to do when you're walking past people to say hello to them. Today, you guys, I witnessed a woman listening to a podcast on full blast strolling the aisles of Target. Are we kidding? Does that bother anyone else or just me? To find out where exactly our manners have gone, I talked to Ali Bulpby, who writes about relationships and social health and friendship at Vox. Yeah, it seems like we are in a weird time for how we're treating each other.

Everywhere you go, it seems like there are people who are acting in ways that are pretty bizarre and are signifying that they do not care about other people's comfort.

Google searches for, quote, is it rude, have steadily climbed over the last 20 years. And even Lizzie

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