I recently talked to a friend about cleaning their new custom cabinets in Denver. I was pretty surprised to think about the lack of cleaning these areas usually receive. They usually don’t need that much cleaning because people have accepted that kitchen cabinets can have an acceptable amount of filth. Really it’s pretty interesting when you think about the different levels of acceptability that people allow for certain items to be dirty. For instance, if someone were to own only white socks, which would be a huge social faux pas – don’t do it – people would accept his or her socks to be a little darker than white. People are generally nice like this and don’t make a big deal out of nothing. I make a big deal out of some things that I probably shouldn’t. Like when I’m driving and I let someone in, I feel that person should say thank you for letting me in. I didn’t have to, but because I’m a decent person, I let the person in. So say thank you. It’s like holding a door open for someone. If you and I are walking in the same door, I hold it open for you, you wouldn’t walk on through because you expected me to hold the door for you – no! You wouldn’t so why would people think they can just shoot themselves in front of you in a line of cars expecting that you would let them in. You could have just as well rammed their car, but you didn’t. However, one exception is that maybe the person trying to get in is going to get Ikea in Denver to buy some kitchen cabinets.
