Do you hold the door open for strangers behind you when you go into a building?

Question

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Answer 1

of course i do. i have those southern ways

Answer 2

appropriate etiquette might recommend that it is polite and mannerly to hold the door for a individual in the back of you. have you ever had somebody enable the door pass basically earlier you reached for the door cope with? Did you sense that it grow to be impolite? in basic terms a theory to contemplate. thank you for containing the door, sir/ma'am.

Answer 3

Yes I do, and sometimes people appreciate it and other times people act as if they are entitled to have the door held open.

Answer 4

If it is a locked door (where you knock up to be let in)
then no - because the door is locked for a reason.

If it is a shop or public door - yes always.

Answer 5

Yes, because I would hate for the door to slam shut in their face and get angry because they felt i was being rude.

Answer 6

Yes always it's just a polite thing to do..

Answer 7

why yes, yes i do. i always hold doors open for strangers...should i stop? lol

Answer 8

yes i do ...all the time. i expect a simple thank you...i think that is common courtesy. if the person does not say thank you, i look him or her in the eye and say..."you're welcome!" i always say thank you when someone holds the door for me. i'm very big on manners.

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

Quite frequently.