Elderly, disabled, child, parent carrying a child - yes. Anyone else

Jan 15, 2020
1:31:16pm

frontrowcougar All-American

Elderly, disabled, child, parent carrying a child - yes. Anyone else - only if

I am not in a hurry and I randomly feel like it.

In other words, usually only when I think the other person needs a little help. Most people don't need help opening doors.

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POLL: When do you hold the door open for others?

mobomanjoe

1/15/20 1:20pm

I do it. But I generally don’t actually like it when people do it for me.

JuicyJam

1/15/20 1:22pm

Elderly, disabled, child, parent carrying a child - yes. Anyone else - only if

frontrowcougar

1/15/20 1:31pm

In most cases, I feel like I'm opening the door for myself anyways, so it's no

Game Changer

1/15/20 1:34pm

Yes with other hand on small of the back

gurt

1/15/20 1:37pm

There's also the formal stand behind the door and hold it open and the informal stay in front of the person but keep

BlueBlood94

1/15/20 1:48pm

I like to hold it open for people who are 10 ft away, so they have to hurry up.

Super Chicken

1/15/20 1:54pm

I hold it but I think the proper etiquette should be you hold

USMCdad

1/15/20 2:02pm

Only for ugly men

StantonMac

1/15/20 8:28pm

When they are close enough it’d slam on them if I didn’t

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