Tammy Garrison, MLISQuote from Torah study: “You don’t need to raise hands. We’re Jewish. Talk over each other.”
Alison Meeks@hauntedhideaway LOL
@Alison I have five siblings. I e been training all my life for this moment.
@hauntedhideaway This gives me internal giggles.
none gender with left politics@hauntedhideaway sounds like my dad, if he were actually observant
@vikxin we’d get along. I have five sibs. I’ve been training for this.
@hauntedhideaway oh no I meant talking over people, not pointing it out. He's uhh quite disrespectful in ways I wish he weren't
@vikxin I learned how to talk over people at a very young age 😂
@hauntedhideaway I was scolded for doing it. Now I have social anxiety
@vikxin that’s not fair.
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Serge from BabkaJewish communication often involves speaking at the same time the other person is speaking.
Linguists call this "Cooperative overlapping"
https://jweekly.com/2000/05/12/interrupters-linguist-says-it-s-jewish-way/
This is in contrast to one person speaking at a time.
jeff@hauntedhideaway @serge no, this sounds more European. I recall being in Italy with my family, and all 5 or 6 of my Aunts would talk at once loudly and no one listened!
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Pamela Barroway – Biz Editor@PamelaBarroway I’ve been training for this all my life. I have four siblings lol.
(((JaneinNJ)))@JaneinNJ @PamelaBarroway I’ve never known in my entire life when to talk in a conversation that wasn’t occur people. I’m terrible one-on-one. But give me a table with 15 people at ur and I’m good.