Bahrain invite letter

Alliecat wrote:

Bruckner wrote:

You guys seriously need to cut the guy some slack. He clearly doesn't know better...

He needs to drop the attitude and we'll give him some slack lol

Maybe it has to do with the closed tribal societies/structures some expats from far east are used to. Some people have a demanding manner of asking for help and I think it's because back home help would come unconditioned, hence no use to search for an answer when you can rely on others to provide it for you.

Bruckner wrote:

Maybe it has to do with the closed tribal societies/structures some expats from far east are used to. Some people have a demanding manner of asking for help and I think it's because back home help would come unconditioned, hence no use to search for an answer when you can rely on others to provide it for you.

Interesting observation (although my experience has usually been the exact opposite-- Asians who are almost obsequious in their gratitude).
Thanks

Alliecat wrote:

Interesting observation (although my experience has usually been the exact opposite-- Asians who are almost obsequious in their gratitude).
Thanks

I think the idea of expressing exaggerated* thanks to those who provided help shares the same roots. The reason I've posted is because I've witnessed a few mind blowing situations in terms of providing and receiving unconditioned aid.

* You're most welcome and thank you very much for replying. Best of luck with your next post. lol

PS
Gullibility is an interesting topic as well

Bruckner wrote:

* You're most welcome and thank you very much for replying. Best of luck with your next post. lol

LOL

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