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Clearly the traditional firm handshake is in order in a place of professionalism...
... but I've frequently noticed that even for white people I've known for some time, the daps can still be mad awkward. They will either go in for a handshake, which is just awkward to me--particularly and especially when I consider you a good homie--or they will prolong the **** out of it with some extra fist pounds or something.
It's seriously gotten to the point where if I've known you for long enough and we still can't exchange a proper dap, then I just won't even bother; just throw up the deuces and bounce out. Rarely happens when I greet people of color, even when I didn't know them prior.
Anyone else notice this? It's guess it's understandable, especially when I find myself in a more professional environment at school/work, but it sorta bothers the **** out of me when I'm just kickin' it with people I've known for some time.
Please discuss.
... but I've frequently noticed that even for white people I've known for some time, the daps can still be mad awkward. They will either go in for a handshake, which is just awkward to me--particularly and especially when I consider you a good homie--or they will prolong the **** out of it with some extra fist pounds or something.
It's seriously gotten to the point where if I've known you for long enough and we still can't exchange a proper dap, then I just won't even bother; just throw up the deuces and bounce out. Rarely happens when I greet people of color, even when I didn't know them prior.
Anyone else notice this? It's guess it's understandable, especially when I find myself in a more professional environment at school/work, but it sorta bothers the **** out of me when I'm just kickin' it with people I've known for some time.
Please discuss.