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Sep
21
This nice lady came with us on holiday recently. She seemed to have a great general knowledge and despite the age gap, I found it so easy, in fact, fun to converse with her.
At one of our dinners my friend and I were talking about something which, despite her impressive general knowledge, we knew she knows nothing about. Irrespective, she agreed with us assertively. It was then that it struck me that she was using it as a conversational tactic.