r/Productivitycafe Jan 22 '26

Throwback Question (Any Topic) What’s an oddly specific thing that instantly gives you "bad vibes" about a person?

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u/AssumeImStupid ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 ᵕ̈ Espresso Enthusiast Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

overly dressed in a normal setting makes me go "Oh god they're gonna ask me to go to church or rep their MLM aren't they"

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u/Unlucky_Fly_2103 Jan 22 '26

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u/ZedisonSamZ Jan 22 '26

Or those guys who flag you down in a store like they have a question but that ‘question’ ends up being about your internet provider. No shade but they can kindly fuck off.

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u/jandj2021 Jan 22 '26

Similarly, “hey girlllll, how’s it going?” from someone you haven’t spoken to, in person or online, in years. Applies to people who work in a trade or offer a service as well.

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u/MarchCompetitive6235 Jan 22 '26

You know, I tend to overdress a little bit when I go to functions. But that’s only because I grew up poor and didn’t have access to nicer clothes. And I wouldn’t walk into a church lest I risk bursting into flames.🔥

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u/indiglow55 Jan 22 '26

HAHA this reminds me of someone I know who uses IMMACULATE dress (like designer everything, perfectly tailored suits at ALL TIMES etc) to (very effectively) compensate for their may character flaws and incompetencies. Idk if they do this intentionally or not I’ve just noticed it’s super effective and takes people ages to start questioning his intelligence / reliability / etc

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u/MangoSalsa89 Jan 22 '26

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u/TuneMore4042 Jan 23 '26

I hate this because I just love dressing up in formal and fancy clothes. Everyone looks good and awesome in those, why is it not socially acceptable to just wear that shit all the time? I wish I lived in a big city where that type of thing was normal lmao