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LPT: If you want to quickly understand someone's character, pay attention to how they treat people they don't need anything from.
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The original was posted on /r/lifeprotips by /u/StaticNomad47 on 2026-05-22 09:47:23+00:00.

I used to think this advice was exaggerated until I started noticing patterns. Some people are incredibly polite to bosses, clients or attractive strangers, but completely dismissive toward cashiers, cleaners, waiters or quiet coworkers. And the opposite is true too. The kindest people I've met were usually consistent with everyone, not just the people who could "benefit" them.

You learn a lot about somebody from the tiny interactions they think don't matter.
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