To Mosherose: I’m hesitant to ask this because there are all sorts of people here. But right away I thought of Rav Yaakov, zt”l, who greeted the nuns, Rav Moshe, zt”l, the famous story of the schochet in a large slaughter house who was rescued from a deep freeze only because he greeted the guard coming and going….Can you tell us where common courtesy for others created b’tzelem Elokim crosses the line to lo sichonem? At the very least, if it is considered common courtesy in this culture to say thank you, shouldn’t we Yehudim get the practice we need on everyone, not just unzere mentschen?
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