A full and full member of society can only be a polite person. Neither social status, nor poor health, nor experienced troubles give the right to be impolite or rude to others. There are politeness rules that are familiar to us from childhood. And there are such rules that we encounter as adults.
Instruction manual
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Do not rush to enter the salon first: miss old people, women and children. If this happens, do not occupy the only free space.
2
Remember, a polite person will always give way to a woman with a child, an old man, a disabled person or a future mom.
3
Do not put luggage (suitcases, backpacks, fishing rods or bulky bags) in an adjacent seat. This is a place for passengers, not luggage.
4
In rainy weather, do not place the umbrella on the seat. Position the umbrella so that it does not drip on your fellow travelers, and so that it does not interfere with the passage of passengers.
5
If you are standing in public transport, walk into the middle of the cabin. Do not stop other passengers from entering and exiting, do not stand in the aisle.
6
Respect the driver: if there are stops on demand, call your stop out loud. Also approach the exit in advance and prepare money for the fare.
7
Do not enter a vehicle with a backpack behind you. It takes up a lot of space and interferes with other passengers. Remove the backpack while still on the street, and in the transport place it next to you.
eight
Talk quietly. Take care of the ears of your fellow travelers: do not swear and do not scream. Also avoid conversations on intimate topics.
9
Do not bring dirty objects into the vehicle. Do not eat ice cream or pasties. Also discard spicy-smelling foods, such as garlic crackers. However, you will not bother anyone if you suck on caramel or chew a chocolate bar.
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Behave as you want other people to behave towards you.