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This goes back to tact. People don't already don't like being told what to do, especially if you're younger than they are, so making personalized comments toward someone while in a uniform is uncalled for, whether you feel the person deserved it or not. Simple statements like please and thank you would have gotten the results he wanted. Even adding compliments while speaking to her would have turned his seemingly rude action into something else.
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I find the photo of the little ole lady cringing and clutching her hood to be amusing.
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Originally posted by EMTGuardThat explains it then. I was wondering what all the fuss was about. Here the term hoodie refers to the hooded sweatshirt and not a particular class of people. Both me and my better half have hoodies that we wear regularly and refer to them as such. We are definitely not thugs.
You know, like a hooded sweatshirt with right symmetry all through the person's clothing, showing color affiliation.
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Originally posted by EMTFirefighterJust an FYI, hooded sweatshirts in the UK are called "jumpers." The term "hoodie" has a negative connotation over there, unlike here.
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Originally posted by EMTFirefighterJust an FYI, hooded sweatshirts in the UK are called "jumpers." The term "hoodie" has a negative connotation over there, unlike here.
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Originally posted by 1stWatchWilshire, UK:
A security guard at a local supermarket challenged a 58 year old teacher's assistant over a hooded coat she was wearing, referring to it as a "hoodie", a term used to describe hoodlums wearing hoods. The shop issued an apology for the incident.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/w...re/4735154.stm
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Security Asks Woman to Remove "Hoodie"
Wilshire, UK:
A security guard at a local supermarket challenged a 58 year old teacher's assistant over a hooded coat she was wearing, referring to it as a "hoodie", a term used to describe hoodlums wearing hoods. The shop issued an apology for the incident.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/w...re/4735154.stmTags: None
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