If i said you have spinach stuck in your teeth would you say thank you or be to embarrassed to say anything?

Answer 1

Yes, because that individual has got to be seen the rest of the evening smiling, etc. I'd say it's an act of compassion.

You get my 10 points for being a thoughtful person.

Answer 2

I would say, "Thank you." I'd rather know about it and be able to take care of the issue. And I'd be grateful you said something. A lot of people don't and just let you go walking around with spinach stuck in you teeth.

Answer 3

I would say thank you. I'd be a bit embarrassed too, but I'd be grateful that you pointed it out and helped me avoid going around all day with spinach stuck in my teeth!

Answer 4

I would definitely be thankful. I might feel a little silly because I had spinach between my teeth, but I would still be thankful you let me know and tell you so.

Answer 5

If I had spinach stuck in my teeth and someone DIDN'T tell me, I would be embarrassed!! If they told me, I would not only tell them thank you, but be very appreciative and consider them an honest, trustworthy person/friend.

If I had a friend that wouldn't tell me, I'd re-evaluate our friendship!

Answer 6

I would say thank you, although I would NEVER have SPINACH stuck between my teeth. I hate the stuff. LOL

Answer 7

I would say thank you because if you didn't tell me I would still have it stuck in my teeth when I talk to the next person.

Answer 8

I would probably freak out since there is a current outbreak of e. coli in some spinach.

Answer 9

Of course I say thank you. I'd be more embarrassed if I had it in my teeth all day and no one ever told me.

Answer 10

half n half coz id be wondering how long u wouldve had to look at a piece of spinach in my teeth without me knowing , but grateful coz i can get it out