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A habit from the pandemic
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Being aware of what other people touch before I touch it.
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As a businessman, the practice of shaking hands has been significantly reduced.
This practice (going back to the middle ages, I understand - and universal before the pandemic) is no longer universal. Actually, I WAIT to see what the other person does... if THEY reach out their hand, I shake it.... if they don't, I don't reach out mine but simply extend verbal greetings.
I understand that the practice has disappeared in Asia, simply not returning after the pandemic. I don't know what will happen here.... but for NOW, it's uncertain; not the expectation it was.
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This practice (going back to the middle ages, I understand - and universal before the pandemic) is no longer universal. Actually, I WAIT to see what the other person does... if THEY reach out their hand, I shake it.... if they don't, I don't reach out mine but simply extend verbal greetings.
I understand that the practice has disappeared in Asia, simply not returning after the pandemic. I don't know what will happen here.... but for NOW, it's uncertain; not the expectation it was.
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I did not pick these up, but it seems a practice of bumping closed fists together instead of shaking hands started with the plandemic. People are still doing it. Also people signing their email with "Stay Safe" or similar. I could do with out either.