Do you think that is is still polite to say "You're welcome", even if the recieving person didn't say "Thank you"?
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Sand Cat
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No, that isn't custom. A "your welcome" without a "thank you" is a smartass remark.
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It's a not so gentle reminder. Smart ass? Yeah. But what they hey.
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good manners are always in style. thank you for asking this question. +5
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It is evidence of poor manners. As a well mannered person, we don't do things for others to be thanked. We do things to be of service to others and to be kind. The focus of etiquette and service is on other person. Offering a "not so gentle reminder," on the other hand, would put the focus on us. This would be selfish and would be an embarrassment for both people involved.
Thriftymaid 
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