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An etiquette columnist was asked about wearing airpods at a service counter after the questioner had been refused service at a coffee shop while he had an airpod in his ear. The columnist was uncompromising in saying it was rude, that the person behind the counter was a person and should not be treated as someone who did not deserve one's full attention. Many readers objected saying that as long as the airpods were not on at the moment, what's the difference?
I tend to agree with the columnist. Even if the airpod was not on, the customer should act and appear like the service person is worthy of his attention, but I bet many Tuggers will disagree with me.
I tend to agree with the columnist. Even if the airpod was not on, the customer should act and appear like the service person is worthy of his attention, but I bet many Tuggers will disagree with me.