I did not greet many fellow hikers on the Inca Trail.
It takes an awful lot out of me, and some days, I don't greet you at the door with a lot of energy.
I don't hold any doors open for anyone, I don't greet the shop clerk when I come in and I don't tip at my local ice-cream shop.
That would be perfectly normal behaviour for many, but I feel horrible and I hope my reign of terror isn't paid forward by the people I don't greet or tip.
As someone who lives in if you consider L.A. a city and likes cities, I do not greet the urbanization of the housing crisis as an unalloyed positive.
Lastly, if your dog doesn't run away when unleashed, train this non-greeting behaviour by clicking and rewarding the dog every time it doesn't greet the person passing.
For example, I was annoyed that my son didn't greet me when I returned from a business trip, his eyes being glued to his beloved Knicks game.
Abe Dane, one of Tizra's four co-founders, doesn't mind the informality, either: "I don't think I could ever work someplace where the CEO didn't greet me in his bathrobe".
He didn't greet me or even comment.
