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toedtoes
Aug 06, 2015Explorer III
Dog Folks wrote:
No offense at all, in any way, shape, or form is intended but;
Why does everyone here want to offer an explanation?
A smile and a simple "no" should be enough.
Is it required to be polite?
This is a common thing with people - to justify a response by providing reasons, instead a simple "I'm sorry, but no". The problem with providing reasons is that many people will argue with you that your reasons aren't good enough. Sometimes "because I said so" is still the best reason. :)
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