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25-07-2021, 08:50 PM
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Re: Why do we judge
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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When I was young d00d, nobody asked what you did because it was a given that you worked down the pit....
The local insurance salesman was classed as 'Posh' because he had a car....
The local bobby only had a bike so he was working class like the rest of us....
25-07-2021, 09:04 PM
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Re: Why do we judge
One thing I did learn while working for BT you can't judge a person by what they do or where they live. You get good and bad in all so called classes. I found it best to just be me, if people like me great, if they don't then that is their problem not mine
25-07-2021, 09:10 PM
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Re: Why do we judge
Originally Posted by realspeed
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One thing I did learn while working for BT you can't judge a person but what they do or where they live. You get good and bad in all so called classes. I found it best to just be me, if people like me great, if they don't then that is their problem not mine
Best post I've seen all day, RS! Very true, and reveals more of who you are than anything another could say.
25-07-2021, 09:40 PM
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Re: Why do we judge
Originally Posted by d00d
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down the pit? is that a coalmine? I'm not au fait with things up north. Did you really do that?
Villages sprung up around them and the communities were very close knit. Everybody knew everybody else, and people very rarely left the village to go on holiday or to work elsewhere. I didn't work down the pit, but started as an apprentice mechanical engineer and indirectly made stuff for the pit. There were only two types of people; Those who worked, and those who didn't. Those who didn't were mostly rogues and wrong'uns.
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