|  | €uromeinke, FEJ. and Ghoulish Delight RULE!!! NA abides. | 
|  05-25-2010, 11:20 AM | #16 | |
| I Floop the Pig | Quote: 
 And then there's the mirrored problem. Her: "Do you want to do this chore?" Me: "If I don't have a choice, why are you phrasing it like a question?" I'll let you know when that exchange ends up working well for me. ETA: Which reminds me of a good tip I picked up in my short ineffectual stint selling insurance. If you want to make it a question so that the person you're requesting something from feels like they have a choice, make sure you're actually giving them a choice, even if the essential request isn't a choice. e.g. Instead of, "When do you want to pick him up?" "Which would work better for you, picking him up at 7 or 8?" 
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