Be on holiday in the US

>be on holiday in the US
>say "thank you" to an american
>they respond with "yep" or "okay"

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You forgot "No problem."

I usually say "no problem" or "uh huh"

I fail to see the problem here OP

I say "no problem" "sure thing" etc.

>have a nice day
>no reply

>been saying no problem for so long I forgot "You're welcome" even exists
THE AMERICANS DID THIS
I'M NOT STUPID
REEEEE

I usually just respond with a grunt
>Thanks man
>umf

I'm too lazy to even purse my lips to make the "p" sound at the end of yep. I just say "yeah" now.

What city u visiting OP and where u from

Hey, at least they didn't shoot you

yee

That's what we do when you don't tip.

This.
or

SAY YOUR WELCOME DIDN'T YOUR MOTHER TEACH YOU MANNERS

What do you think we are, Canadians?

>Be on holiday in the south
>say "thank you" to an american
>they respond with "HEYA DON'T STRESS IT, I HOPE YOU JUST HAVE YOURSELF A FINE DAY SIR"
nice, but a little overbearing

"You're welcome" is condescending, presumptuous, and arrogant

This is the kind of response I want.

THIS desu

>be on holiday in NYC
>get a sandwich at a deli
>get my change and say thank you
>EEEEYYYY FUHGEDDABOOOOUUUDDIIID! FUCK BOSTON!!

I didn't know how to feel

I don't believe you.

>uh huh

why did you meme arrow me boris?

Get a bagel or a slice next time famalam

I am Ivan, not Boris

I say the same. I only say "you're welcome" if I'm talking to an old lady.

What are they supposed to say, "you're welcome"?
"no prob, mah lil niga" sounds less formal

I hate that shit, fuck you get a better job if you're tight with money, don't expect your customers to make up half your income in tips. Annoys the fuck out of me.

Most people here say "Yep" or "No problem". Haven't heard anyone say Okay.

>say thank you to a black guy
>"AIGHT"

You can lead a niggardly bastard to a restaurant but you can't make him eat.

>According to Merritt, the company’s research revealed that nearly 60 percent of customers expressed displeasure at the no-tipping policy, which led to an “8 percent to 10 percent” drop in customer counts.
theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/05/why-restaurants-walk-back-no-tipping-policies/482151/

I just say you're welcome, but because of my dialect/accent it's pretty short, you barely hear the "you're" bit.

>be southern
>move to socal as a kid
>say "Yes ma'am" to a teacher
>she gives me detention because she thinks I was being cocky for having manners
West Coasters should all die baka desu senpai

>gives a cashier change
>"thank you"
>she gives me my bag
>"thank you"
>"thank you, have a nice day"
>"thanks, y-you too"
End this shit.

i always say youre welcome but im not american

I just say "Uh huh" in a nice tone

This every time

They fire us if too many customers complain that we're unfriendly

>"thank you, have a nice day"
>"thanks, y-you too"
I don't see what's the problem with that.
Now if you were at a restaurant and she just said "Enjoy your meal" and you replied back with "y-you too", that would be fucking retarded.

Vocaroo that, I've never knew you could say uh huh in a nice and bad tone lel.

are you a cashier?
how many robberies you've experienced?

you seem to have confused a grocery store with a 7-11

b8 I hope but kys anyway

I'm a cashier,

Most people tend to rob merchandise, few risk the cash.

Where I live, people who rob cash are usually caught.. so nobody does it.

Americans are usually nicer than that

thats the correct response

what is the difference? Isn't 7-11 a grocery store?

okey, thank you

I am a cashier in the south and have literally said things along the lines of this.

if thats true than I might want to move to Louisiana

> ask a German how are you
> get a fully detailed answer
Why don't they understand it's a greeting and not an actual question?

>7-11
>groceries
Maybe, if you're a teenager or a druggy.
Groceries are farm grown foods.

>be autist
>someone says "thank you"
>say "y-you t-to.."
>realize my mistake
>walk away as fast as i can

okey, now it's clear

>ask someone a rhetorical question
>the person actually gives you a serious answer to the question

Too bad they don't understand Yanks aren't big into actually being interested in the well-being of others or starting semi-intelligent conversations about each other's lives.

i usually respond with a mmhmmm, i dont know why but i just do it

Here in Tennessee that's the one good thing I really love about this state. Everything else is shit.

Or maybe they could know that the greeter at Walmart is performing a security protocol and respond with "Fine, thanks." and not be such a sperglord about it.

I usually say "No problem" desu.

An American asked me directions before and I told him and he said "thank you" and I said "you are very welcome" and he gave me a strange look as if I had just spat on his parents' grave.

You should have included the 'desu' inside the quotation marks

>An American asked me directions before and I told him and he said "thank you" and I said "you are very welcome" and he gave me a strange look as if I had just spat on his parents' grave.

>go to checkout in grocery store
>"hej"
>mumbles response
>gives cashier money
>"tackar"
>I don't respond
>cashier gives me change
>"varsågod"
>I don't respond
>leave store feeling like autistic douchebag

It's a filter.

Explain?

>someone says hello on the street
>respond with how are you abd walk away
Is this normal?

its you =^)

he's full of shit

I do not understand how that is so.

its a meme u dip

Sorry.

>Thank you
I got you