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<blockquote data-quote="robs1" data-source="post: 7739726" data-attributes="member: 1290"><p>People can be very judgemental on how people look or dress, this morning I was unloading some new wardrobe doors for our holiday flat, I had strapped them into our pick up with a ratchet strap and used some baler twine to hold some plastic sheeting round the cardboard to keep the rain off on the journey, I heard a estate agent complaining to the flats porter that me being parked outside in my truck and stacking the doors inside the lobby was making the place look rough, and couldnt he make the "workman" move and shift the doors out the way, he told her that I owned one of the flats and was a director of the managing company, she then said to me that when I first walked in that I might be the prospective buyer until she saw what I was wearing, ( shorts and tee shirt) I told her I probably had worn this we we viewed ours and clothes were only to cover our skin but manners came from much deeper and poor ones were harder to cover . Just because someone is "posh" doesnt mean they have class.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="robs1, post: 7739726, member: 1290"] People can be very judgemental on how people look or dress, this morning I was unloading some new wardrobe doors for our holiday flat, I had strapped them into our pick up with a ratchet strap and used some baler twine to hold some plastic sheeting round the cardboard to keep the rain off on the journey, I heard a estate agent complaining to the flats porter that me being parked outside in my truck and stacking the doors inside the lobby was making the place look rough, and couldnt he make the "workman" move and shift the doors out the way, he told her that I owned one of the flats and was a director of the managing company, she then said to me that when I first walked in that I might be the prospective buyer until she saw what I was wearing, ( shorts and tee shirt) I told her I probably had worn this we we viewed ours and clothes were only to cover our skin but manners came from much deeper and poor ones were harder to cover . Just because someone is "posh" doesnt mean they have class. [/QUOTE]
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