People who always clean up after themselves at restaurants usually display these 7 unique behaviors, says psychology
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People who always clean up after themselves at restaurants usually display these 7 unique behaviors, says psychology
Whereas many orderly people are driven by a compulsion to make things neat, order prigs use their spaces as a weapon; their behavior is rather like trying to show up your daughter-in-law by wiping down her sink.
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