Keeping the conversation going

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but

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you know what some people do that if

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you're lucky the person you're talking

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to might ask not much what about you

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okay at least they're asking a question

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and you can share some information about

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what you're doing or what you did over

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the weekend so here not everyone is

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gonna give a lot of information but they

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might give you something and if they

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don't don't worry about it it's not your

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fault you tried your best what about the

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second kind of people people you don't

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know strangers in the u.s. we sometimes

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strike up a conversation with strangers

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but it depends where you are for example

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in the south of the US where I live it's

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pretty common that when you pass by a

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stranger you make eye contact and you

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might say hi but if you're in Manhattan

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in New York if you did that to every

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stranger who you passed by hi hi hi a

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people would think you were a little bit

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strange so it depends on where you are

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in the US but it's certainly common to

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strike up a conversation with someone

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who you don't know if you visit the US I

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recommend visiting a grocery store call

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Trader Joe's because it's a requirement

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for working there that every employee is

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amazing at having small talk

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conversations with strangers and it's

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part of their job to talk with customers

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so if you have ever visited a Trader

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Joe's you know exactly what I mean these

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employees are known for being so kind

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it's