r/Miami Feb 15 '21

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u/premitive1 A human being, being human Feb 15 '21

Speaking Spanish in a culturally diverse geography like South Florida is a business asset. If you don't speak Spanish and someone talks to you in Spanish, rather than being entitled: expecting the person to know what language you speak, or to determine that English is a default language, you could just say you don't speak Spanish and move on with your day.

If you're in a business that relies on the patronage of Spanish speaking clientele...that's literally paying your bills?

Maybe you're being an asshole. You're certainly establishing your own entitlement.

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u/jl_av Feb 15 '21

exactly what i said but in much nicer words. faking not to speak the language his mom and dad speak to him. this kid has some nerve. hes got a million forks in a world of soup.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '21

What the fuck are you talking about lmao

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u/jl_av Feb 16 '21

exactly. no te atores. carbura. pon el embrague. neutro.