• Credibly_Human@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Im not arguing about whether it is or isn’t. Im saying no sensible person thinks this is actually a solution and this is 100% a narcissism play.

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        9 months ago

        Ill tell you what it isn’t: This.

        Rude and demeaning text aimed at your customers absolutely does not help the problem.

        They could try a probably still bad approach of saying the rooms are warm and so people might want to pay more attention to this.

        They could have people just approach those who smell and point it out to them politely

        They could have better air exchange to mitigate the problem when not caught.

        There are so many options which arent this, because this simply does not work.

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            9 months ago

            If you are a regular person, it tells you that you are associated with this now.

            It means you don’t want to go to a place that is associated with this.

            This isn’t actually affecting the people its pretending to affect.

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          9 months ago

          The only way someone would be offended by this, is if they don’t wear deodorant and are aware of their own BO, but decided it’s actually a good thing that everyone can smell it.

          Wanting everyone to have a good time and not have to smell something horrible isn’t in any way narcissistic.

          Thinking it’s okay to make everyone else smell your own BO, absolutely is narcissistic.

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            9 months ago

            Not at all.

            If you are a regular person, it tells you that you are associated with this now.

            It means you don’t want to go to a place that is associated with this.

            Wanting everyone to have a good time and not have to smell something horrible isn’t in any way narcissistic.

            You pretending you don’t understand my point doesnt make your argument sound.

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          9 months ago

          How is it so rude and demeaning? It literally is just a warning sign that if someone doesn’t have a hygenic lifestyle they will be asked to leave.

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            9 months ago

            If you are a regular person, it tells you that you are associated with this now.

            It means you don’t want to go to a place that is associated with this.