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House 1411

"Hello? Hello?? I'm sorry, there's nobody home right now. [ obnoxious peal of laughter: go ]

Ahh, that's right! Leave a message, and I'll get back to you. Right? That's how it goes? Aha, no telemarketers, please!

If you run up my bill, I'll have to ask you to pay the extra costs.

[ BEEP ]

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what do i think about them as an opinion?
or do i think theyre a good idea or not?

both i guess

do you want the logical opinon or the emotional?

both

logical: apologies are necessary for maintaining working relationships with others, be they close or casual acquaintances
from a business perspective if you want clients
or in your case, information
you might want to get good at knowing how and when to apologize
good relations are hard to come by these days, hold onto what you can

emotional and otherwise:
it'll make them feel better
and ease their hurt
whether or not you actively mean it, putting in the effort will help
there is nothing worse than leaving someone to their hurt
people who mean enough to be worth apologizing to are hard to come by these days
keep them close

[he reads the text several times over, with a quick-flitting green eye, digests it properly, before he responds]

but whats worse lying or not apologising its hard 2 know when u should tell the truth or not sometimes

[...]

i cant pick 1 or the other i lie all the time but i hate liars n then when i tell the truth ppl hate it or me

[sometimes, I want to hate you Nill had said, and it's made him pensive, even if it hadn't hurt his feelings (should it have? he doesn't know)]

the thing is figuring out who youre apologizing to
or lying to
though for the most part, lies tend to get picked apart if youre not very careful
admittedly the easiest method of lying is omission
and the reason why truth brings so little love is how blunt it can be
not everyone likes to hear the truth
not everyone can accept it