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Originally Posted by GreyWolf
A simple exercise they do that will amaze you is that you have to come up with a compliment for a complete stranger in the room. Might just be "You're very good looking", or "I like your smile". Surprisingly, a forced compliment from a complete stranger still feels nice. Having done that a few times, you realise that what you compliment is less important than the fact you said it.
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This should be asked couple of women to do, who sometimes work in the same shift with me. They bash practically anyone, either a co-worker, who's not in the room at the moment, politicians, anyone on tv...
They possibly could only be forced to say some nice words to each other, but not anyone else in the room, even though they aren't strangers.
But a few polite (but meaningless?) compliments are nice, like are the 'hellos' and 'goodbyes'.