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Re: Confronting people
A typical response from me would be to ask the man politely if I had mistaken his packet of biscuits for mine, and if he claimed they were his, I'd have pretended to search for my packet, and said 'Nope, those are definitely mine, I think you're mistaken'. But of course in the situation above, I'd have found my biscuits while pretending to search for them, and realised that the biscuits on the table were his.
But that's just what I'm like. I'm very non-confrontational.
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