See something, say something (broccoli in your teeth edition)?

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You see someone with something in thier teeth, fly's down, booger, make up smudged, etc. Do you tell them or ignore it?
More questions for discussion: is it polite to ignore it and pretend it doesn't exist or is it better to say something? Does thier relationship to you make a difference? What about if they said something racist, sexist, etc. do you say something then?

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I always tell someone because I would want someone else to tell me.

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If they can fix it in less than 2 minutes, I tell them. If not, I leave it be

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I would tell them very discreetly.

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I always tell someone if they have something in their teeth or something like that. I don’t care how I know them or how long I’ve known them. I won’t shout about it if we’re in front of a bunch of people. But I will tell them. I hope someone would tell me. And yes I say something if someone makes a bigoted statement.

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I always tell them for both situations.  
I would want someone to tell me if I have something in my teeth etc. 
As for bigots, I will probably cuss them and not politely inform. 🤷🏾‍♀️

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Throwback to the time my dress was tucked into my granny panties at work 😒 I even had a toilet seat imprint on my thighs. Good times

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Funny story, I was walking into Target one day and a woman about 50 yards ahead of me, complete stranger, had her dress tucked into her underwear. I definitely yelled for her attention and briskly walked up and told her about her situation. You don’t leave a person hanging, I wouldn’t want someone to let me walk around with my ass hanging out, I wouldn’t leave a girl hanging either!

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If I can tell them discretely and if I believe telling them in the situation will be helpful, then I’ll tell them.

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I read somewhere a good rule for this: if they can fix it in 10 minutes then tell them. E.g. Food in teeth, hair out of place, fly down. If it can't be fixed like you don't like their hair style or outfit then keep it to yourself. As for offensive comments, I always call them out on it, even if they're a complete stranger. Gotta try to make a change in the world and that starts with educating people.

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Throwback to that time I asked if I had anything in my teeth. And I didn’t....but nobody told me I had barbecue sauce on my face! Just tell them 😩🤦🏻‍♀️

See something, say something (broccoli in your teeth edition)?

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