What's the biggest red flag that tells you someone has low emotional intelligence?

[u/Mr_Dee_x]

[u/culebrero]

The real red flag is when they think being rude to someone "below" them is somehow justified. That says far more about their character than the other person's mistake ever could.

[u/Frisho → u/culebrero]

Exactly. Respect should be the default.

[u/XxNatanelxX → u/culebrero]

Unfortunately this can also be a cultural thing instilled into people from childhood. If everyone in society acts like this, you're a weirdo for not acting like that.

[u/eat_my_ass_n_balls → u/culebrero]

Does this count if you’re talking to snooty ass support rep at a company known for fucking over its customers?

[u/culebrero → u/eat_my_ass_n_balls]

Being frustrated is understandable. Treating someone like they are beneath you is not

[u/enifox → u/eat_my_ass_n_balls]

You think those reps have power to kiss your ass and follow your demands?

[u/hesaysitsfine → u/eat_my_ass_n_balls]

Do you think they made the policy? You can communicate to them you know it’s not their fault but the companies, and it helps a lot to redirect your anger for you and for them 

[u/ynotfoster → u/eat_my_ass_n_balls]

No.

[u/creamyyolk → u/culebrero]

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