You can tell a LOT about someone by..

How they treat complete strangers and react to situations involving people they don't know.

Do they always act with suspicion, disdain and hatred? Or do they treat a random stranger as a potential target? Do they treat a stranger with kindness, respect and dignity until such a situation arises where two of the three are rescinded (all humans are deserving of basic dignity, regardless of who they are and no one deserves to be dehumanized)?

How they handle their emotions.

Even if they get angry or "unhinged", do they come back around and apologize for their wrongs or work on their issues? Or do they use them as a crutch, something they feel others should enable them to keep doing?

...by how many terrible decisions they make in twelve hours

The things they read:

Are they reading non-fiction books? What types of non-fiction? Fiction? Again, what genre? If you see this person more often than once in your life, do they have specific genres they read or do they just randomly rotate? Or do they only read magazines? Again, what types? Do they read at all? If no, what do they do instead to pass time?

CacoEther wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

Miss_Chiev0us wrote: »

I can tell alot about a person by the way they treat servers or anyone working with the public.

this.

plus shoes...... & a certain sense of style



and, when I say 'sense of style', she should dress a lot like this:

Are those sugar cubes? What if it rains? She might end up looking ridiculous

Ok.. I saw this and immediately thought tea bags.

GymGoddessGoals wrote: »

MaltedTea wrote: »

Cufflinks. My answer will always be cufflinks.

And how well they tie that windsor?

Or when they have special knots - Windsor or otherwise - for different occasions (gulp, stares, drools) 😍

I recognize I have a problem. It's so serious.

Princessp378 wrote: »

iMago wrote: »

if they always have at least half a tank of gas in their vehicle or not

Give me the news...

Dang, it's under 50 degrees where you live ?

That's brutal.

Please bundle up and be careful out there today.

Princessp378 wrote: »

MaltedTea wrote: »

Princessp378 wrote: »

iMago wrote: »

if they always have at least half a tank of gas in their vehicle or not

Give me the news...

Are you Canadian? Up here, the way fall/winter driving is, I can't stomach driving on less than half a tank. You never know if you're gonna get stuck in traffic or whether a polar bear and a flock of penguins are going to jump onto the highway 😉

Anxiety - gas and otherwise - is why I don't own a car.

No, I'm on the East coast.

I have a thing about filling up my tank at particular gas stations. I only go to a select few when I need it. There's something to be said for customer service, I only return to your establishment if I'm met with kindness. Call me crazy, but if you're rude I'll drive on empty before I let you touch my gas cap.

There are still places that pump gas for you?? I had to learn to pump gas when dh moved out 12 yrs. or so ago because I had no clue. Back then there was only 1 place in town that did, now none. And dang, this time of year hands get cold fast.