Lucas Silva #4903141
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- Feb 24, 2018
Just some amusing stuff I found on Askreddit. Some apply to some of the big subreddits.What’s a basic skill that still shocks you when adults don’t know how to do it?
Spacial awareness and etiquette in public spaces. 100% of the time people gather in walkways forcing anyone using the walkways / entryways (entryways always at bars or parties - the bar could be empty while the entryway is impassible) to walk around them. That, or they stop walking right in front of you as well not checking (as they would/should if they were in a car) to look to see if someone is coming before crossing pathways. It’s so simple and yet it seems as if it’s flat out impossible for people to acknowledge.
Self reflection, being able to grow.
Critical thinking. Too many people just taking information that is spoon-fed to them and accepting it as fact. Take 30 seconds and think things through.
Cooking. People treat the ability of cooking as some amazing skill that few have, but cooking for yourself is one of the most basic tools you should have to be able to keep yourself alive.
Have a quick confrontational conversation that will take less than 5 minutes and prevent a lifetime of misunderstandings and awkwardness.
Simple finances. Not about investing or interest rates or that. But basically...yes you can afford this..no you cannot afford this...yes if you get this on sale, you save money...yes, if you cut out a Starbucks a day, you save money...if you pay off your credit card, you will have more money after
Simple grammar.
You’re vs. your.
To, two, too.
Saw vs. seen
Have vs. of
Empathy