Totally agree . Annoyingly I didn ' t enjoy it anywhere near as much as most top gear episodes . The humour felt forced and quite american . <| sep |> Generally , I ' m a very polite individual , but there is very little enthusiasm behind it . I don ' t smile much at strangers , rather it ' s a nod and small thank you , or you ' re welcome . I use Sir , Ma ' am , and buddy for younger individuals . Have a good day , take care , good morningafternoon , etc . But it ' s through a thin smile or nod that I think has minimal effect on people . At my job retail banking , I am much more smiley and professional . I ' m encouraging , friendly , and genuinely concerned for my customers . I ' ve tried to utilize it everywhere , but it feels awkward and not much motivation behind it when I ' m out on personal errands . I consider this a personal shortcoming in my mind set . I will say that my customer service has been noticed and applauded , and have many people tell me that I made their day . What I will say is that it goes both ways . Customers who exude the same respect and courtesy also make my day as well . Sry for grammar . On my phone during Thanksgiving