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Supposing you're shopping somewhere as a tourist, and the shopkeeper would strike up a chat with you, ask where are you from or how's your time in the country and such. Would you find this rude or uncomfortable?
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>>17710011
It might make me uncomfortable because I'm an unusually private sort of person. But I would recognize it as a local selling technique, chatting up the customer to make him more willing to spend.
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>>17710011
Depends on the person, but i'd assume, if i look like a tourist they would just like to screw me over.
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>>17710011
I think its ok. Happened to me before and a lot of the time its just a bit of banter.
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It's cool. I like it (asian living in europe) and a lot of people keep asking me how I like it here, where I come from. I don't think it's rude but I enjoy talking to people if only to improve my language.
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>>17710011
I've travelled more than most on all continents because of my job, and i find it to be pretty common. I don't mind, as i'm somewhat chatty myself.
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>>17710011
No. Why would it be?
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