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'The Geography of Small Talk' Explores Regional Differences
'The Geography of Small Talk' Explores Regional Differences
   Does where you live affect how you greet people? Short answer: Yes. The Atlantic used the research of writer Deborah Fallows to explore the relationship between where a person originates and how they start a conversation with a stranger. The film Explores greetings all over the United States, including, New York, New Orleans, Ho**lulu and Anchorage See also: 7 Backstories Behind Everyday Tech**logy Terms The short film ends with a call for a much nicer way to greet people, one that completely transcends Regional differences. So, next time you meet someone, a simple "What's your story?" will suffice. Read more... More about Video, United States, Viral Video, World, and Watercooler ??????? ??????: 'The Geography of Small Talk' Explores Regional Differences || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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