Manners

You don't have to be Emily Post when in public, but common courtesy goes a long way.  I meet people daily that make me want to slap their parents.

It's really quite easy: Hold doors, say thank you, don't cut in lines, share, don't stare, assist someone in need, turn the other cheek, turn down your music, pull up your pants, chew with your mouth shut, smoke downwind, don't litter, cover your cough, silence your phone and your bad language, apologize, mind your bags, limit your perfume, don't spit, and for crying out loud be nice to people.

Who raised you anyways?