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    Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

    New Yorkers are generally kind/helpful people but they get a bad rap from tourists as being rude/aggressive. The problem is a timing mismatch. 0/

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      2. Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

        New Yorkers are very quick. They walk fast, talk fast, think fast and always keep at least 4 balls in the air simultaneously. Hence the term: “In a New York minute” A lot happens in 60 seconds of Manhattan time. 1/

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      3. Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

        It is easy to mistake this tempo/brevity for rudeness. I find if you ask a New Yorker a quick, direct question they will be helpful and precise (quickly). But the people of Gotham get annoyed when tourists walk slow: four abreast, blocking the sidewalk, while looking up. 2/

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      4. Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

        Conversely, tourists find New Yorkers to be pushing and uninterested. The dropping of formal greetings is seen as rude by midwesterners (like me) but the addition of them is seen as tedious by New Yorkers (like me). 3/

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      5. Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

        This (perfectly innocent) mismatch in tempo leads to unfair stereotypes by both parties. New Yorkers aren’t “rude”, they’re just quick. Tourists aren’t “slow”, they’re just slow. (Unintelligent vs. Unhurried) 4/

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      6. Nick Yoder‏ @NickYoder86 5 Aug 2021

        5/ A corollary to this is the average social distance between strangers in various countries. An Argentine might find a Romanian to be cold and distant. The Romanian would think the Argentine creepy and uncomfortable. Remember: Culture /= Personality https://science.howstuffworks.com/life/inside-the-mind/human-brain/which-countries-have-smallest-personal-space.htm …pic.twitter.com/blebmMkbH0

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      1. Gordon Mohr ꧁ 👁 👁꧂‏ @gojomo 1 Sep 2021
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        very closely related: NY style of interrupting/overtalking/completing-others-sentences as *cooperative* way to achieve mutual understandings faster - which others often see as rude. more: https://www.pbs.org/speak/seatosea/americanvarieties/newyorkcity/ …

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