People who say thank you

[beginner shooter]

So at the match today I was told thank you for helping set the match up early in the morning (set up an entire stage myself!). Then at the end of the day me and about 5 other shooters (the only ones left at the range) tore everything down. The match director shook my hand and said thank you as did a couple of the other shooters that were still there. I dont know about you but a good heart felt thanks means a lot to me and makes me feel good. Its the little things I guess.

[JThompson]

So at the match today I was told thank you for helping set the match up early in the morning (set up an entire stage myself!). Then at the end of the day me and about 5 other shooters (the only ones left at the range) tore everything down. The match director shook my hand and said thank you as did a couple of the other shooters that were still there. I dont know about you but a good heart felt thanks means a lot to me and makes me feel good. Its the little things I guess.

It does help... I know I do a lot of setup at our local and it's nice to hear.

[smokshwn]

Where were you shooting a match today?

[Pat Miles]

An honest and sincere "thank you" is so very easy to say and goes a long way. I learned that a long time ago. The reason for it does not have to be a large effort on the part of somebody else.

CYa,

Pat

[SiG Lady]

A well-placed "Thank you!" can really make your day. (Or you can make someone ELSE'S day by placing one on THEM.) "Thank you" has a lot of goodwill value.

[ninemmbill]

The use of "Thank You" is something which I feel is being lost with each generation. Sort of like refering to people as "Sir" or "Ma'am"

[Bob DuBois]

Thank You, goes a long way!

[Aircooled6racer]

Hello: My parents told me to say please and thank you's and I am passing that on to my kids. It is just a respect thing that puts a smile on your face and hits a place in your heart Thanks, Eric

[raz-0]

When it comes to volunteer help, always let those helping know how much you appreciate the help.  Especially if people are new. It encourages those inclined to be a big help to keep on doing it, and it keeps you aware of how much help you have. 

[eric nielsen]

I remembered to say Thank You the other nite after Smitty was nice enough to pull a tiny piece of bullet splatter out of my neck.

Least I could do.

[benos]

Yes, a heart felt thank you is good stuff all around.

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[AlamoShooter]

I still remember a lady that said "Thank You" It sounded Heart felt.

_{But that was a very long time ago}

Thread drift over .................................................................. .Sorry dreaming on the key bourd again

[Sean Gaines]

thank you are not only great to hear, but they are always welcomed. Not only is it proffesional, its classy. I always stress that our squad members write thank you cards, or send emails to sponsors for their generosity and match contributions. What would we do without them?