What I've Noticed about saying Merry Christmas...

I work part time in retail. My full time job is also a customer service/sales job.

I've worked I don't know how many hours in the last few days at the mall. I've said Merry Christmas to every last customer I had. And do you know what? Everyone said it back. Not one single person seemed offended. Not one gave me or my coworkers any looks. Which confirms to me that the whole "happy holidays" and removing anything Christian about Christmas is being put out there by the msm and the loony leftists. Even the people who looked like they could possibly be that type said Merry Christmas with a smile.
The other thing I've noticed for the second year in a row is that no one had had bad attitudes or been rude or impatient.

Has anyone else noticed that saying Merry Christmas is not a bad thing?

Hi Ebenezer

I work part time in retail. My full time job is also a customer service/sales job.

I've worked I don't know how many hours in the last few days at the mall. I've said Merry Christmas to every last customer I had. And do you know what? Everyone said it back. Not one single person seemed offended. Not one gave me or my coworkers any looks. Which confirms to me that the whole "happy holidays" and removing anything Christian about Christmas is being put out there by the msm and the loony leftists. Even the people who looked like they could possibly be that type said Merry Christmas with a smile.
The other thing I've noticed for the second year in a row is that no one had had bad attitudes or been rude or impatient.

Has anyone else noticed that saying Merry Christmas is not a bad thing?

You've clearly never been a federal employee - because all during the Obama years at the USPS we were FORBIDDEN to say "Merry Christmas" when speaking to the public, either on the phone or in-person! We actally got official memoes from HQ in D.C. about it around mid-November. In that memo, it also stated emphatically that no decorations using the word Christmas could be displayed where the public could see them and then suggested acceptable alternatives such as "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings". It was never a concern during the Bush years, or before.

To her credit, as my post office station Manager read the memo aloud during one of our daily stand-up talks, she ended by saying.. "Well, this is one I WON'T be enforcing!" I worked with one Window Clerk who printed up a small counter sign that said, "SORRY! We are not allowed to say "Merry Christmas" that provoked ALOT of negative customer response... and none of it was directed at her personally!

BTW: Good luck finding any recent USPS stamp that has the word "Christmas" -merry or otherwise- printed on it [this year is an exception, because one actually says "Christmas" along with ones for Dewali, Kwanzaa, EID and Hannukah]! Because they too were prohibited... even though since 2001 [barring a few scattered years] the USPS has regularly issued their infamous EID holiday stamp that honors the Islamic holidays "Eid Al-Fetir" and "Eid Al-Adha"!

I'm proud to say those EID stamps were [and still are] consistantly the WORST selling of all USPS holiday stamps, including the ones for "Kwanzaa" which are also notoriously low-revenue. You have NO IDEA how many hundreds of sheets of both of those issues we sent back to the national Stamp Distribution Center outside Kansas City to be destroyed every year... and when you multiply that by the 200,000[!] post offices in the U.S. you start to get a picture of the massive waste involved! In contrast there were MANY years where we ran completely OUT of more traditonal Christimas stamps and were faced with seriously grumbling customers when we did so!


FYI: need more convincing of the propagandistic double-standards in our society? Even the usually spot-on SNOPES fact-checking website waffles on this EID stamp; their pathetic debunking of it's significance rests on two points: 1. that it has nothing to do with Obama [obvious since it was first issued in 2001!] and 2. that it is not a "Christmas" stamp [also OBVIOUS since it honors an ISLAMIC holiday!]. But the ban on "Merry Christmas" WAS directly from the oh-so-PC Obama administration.

I work part time in retail. My full time job is also a customer service/sales job.

I've worked I don't know how many hours in the last few days at the mall. I've said Merry Christmas to every last customer I had. And do you know what? Everyone said it back. Not one single person seemed offended. Not one gave me or my coworkers any looks. Which confirms to me that the whole "happy holidays" and removing anything Christian about Christmas is being put out there by the msm and the loony leftists. Even the people who looked like they could possibly be that type said Merry Christmas with a smile.
The other thing I've noticed for the second year in a row is that no one had had bad attitudes or been rude or impatient.

Has anyone else noticed that saying Merry Christmas is not a bad thing?

Christmas is a pagan holiday, and I am Christian, so if you said Merry Christmas to me, i would say have a good one! Christ-mas. Mas comes from the latin word mass, which means missa, which means dismissal, hence Christ-mas, is the dismissal of Christ. If you chose the traditions of man over the commandments of God, you chose the lake of fire

Somewhere a Liberal is gnashing their teeth.

Merry Christmas

The Jewish present the history behind Hanukkah as a heroic tale of patriotic resistance by Jewishs (led by the Maccabees) against foreign invaders (the Seleucids). In fact, the conflict began as a struggle for dominance (in particular control of the influential office of High Priest) between powerful Jewish clans. One clan sought Seleucid intervention in Jewish affairs; the other allied with the Seleucids’ rivals, the Ptolemies. Later, the Maccabees formed an alliance with the Romans against the Seleucids. The foreign intervention, then, was actively solicited by the Jewishs themselves.

I work part time in retail. My full time job is also a customer service/sales job.

I've worked I don't know how many hours in the last few days at the mall. I've said Merry Christmas to every last customer I had. And do you know what? Everyone said it back. Not one single person seemed offended. Not one gave me or my coworkers any looks. Which confirms to me that the whole "happy holidays" and removing anything Christian about Christmas is being put out there by the msm and the loony leftists. Even the people who looked like they could possibly be that type said Merry Christmas with a smile.
The other thing I've noticed for the second year in a row is that no one had had bad attitudes or been rude or impatient.

Has anyone else noticed that saying Merry Christmas is not a bad thing?

People are in a better mood since they are no longer living in an obamanation!!!

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