Be Kind to Strangers
Truly genuine people would never make you feel ashamed in public because they clearly have respect for others. They would never treat others poorly, and that speaks volumes about them.
Be warm, kind, and friendly. Call people by their name. If you don’t know their name, ask them. As much as you would love others to be nice to you, remember that others need kindness too. Be the person who brightens someone else’s day.
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