You bring it to work at the museum and your coworker eats it

I would assume so

I speak both german and dutch, and in my experience germans tend to use ‘sie’ in way more situations than the dutch. In my experience, germans also place more importance on titles (dr. Prof. Ir., etc), and older people can get riled up if you don’t address them with their titles, although it has gotten less.

In the Netherlands, I usually start with ‘u’ if I don’t know the older (60+ y.o., I’m late 20s) person yet, but I do listen if they tell me not to. Also the situation is important. For a job interview with someone clearly older than me, or if it’s a suit-and-tie sort of place, I would go formal. I agree with the above about the police/shop/campsite, altough most shops are also informal in the Netherlands.

I quite like Merry Christmas by Ed Sheeran and Elton John

I went from a oneplus 5t to a pixel 7a, I really miss my oneplus. The newest oneplus at the time was too expensive and big for me, so I tried something different, but I will definitely go back once I get the chance…

That’s too bad, I hope you’ll still enjoy your Thanksgiving!

*animals. If people come across (irreparably) hurt wild animals, those tend to get killed as well

Could you take initiative to get you all together?

Don’t actively discourage discourse

Then don’t engage?

So let’s just stop talking to each other all together, surely there’s no point in gaining other perspectives

Knock, knock

Who’s there?

The interruptive cow

The interrup-

MOOOOOO