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Why would people sympathise with the lift-man in spite of his anger? |
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Answer» To be civil to others is a social practice. Though there is no law which compels us to say ‘please’ or ‘thank you’, there is a social practice which is more sacred than any law which expects us to be civil and to acknowledge a service. In the case of the lift¬man, the passenger was being uncivil and rude to him. So, most people would sympathise with the lift-man. |
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