This can be a good thing too. I worked at a gas station for a few years, and I had a share of regulars who seemed to have no regard for me as a person by the way they interacted with me. Some things that I would encounter from them included ignoring formalities, getting impatient over mild inconveniences, and generally acting haughty in conversation. I wasn&#x27;t really in a position to act offended, so I would just follow my routine of acting friendly and saying hello and good-bye to them.<p>Almost every time, after enough repeated interactions like this, it&#x27;s as though these regulars forgot that they didn&#x27;t like me. They would see me and light up, or they would eventually thaw out and start putting more consideration into the way they interacted with me.<p>Whatever their inclinations for acting unpleasant may have been, I rarely, if ever, had anyone not come around and act more personable after enough friendly encounters with me.