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Public Buildings

Be careful with public buildings because some people forget that those places are open to everyone.

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1. Public buildings and places may seem as nothing more than well-designed physical locations. But people use those places to reportto seeto socialiseI don't know.

2. For example, young people go to hospitallibraryCoffee shopI don't know to meet and chat with their friends.

3. Older ones prefer to visit art galleries to goto drawto seeI don't know paintings and statues.

4. Families prefer a park or a forest to socialiseto seeto goI don't know picnicking.

5. Those places bring people together and let them have a good time. While they are having fun, they miss a point. These places are close-to-everyoneopen-to-everyoneI don't know.

6. For example, in a banklibrarycoffee shopI don't know, you should be quiet.

7. You can go to a libraryparkhospitalI don't know to have a picnic but you should clean your mess afterwards.

8. Also, instead of going to a police station to reportto socializeto seeI don't know a crime you can always call them to save some time.

9. When you are in a bank, you should get in line to seeto drawto goI don't know your money.

10. When you go to hospital to seeto reportto goI don't know a doctor, you should never fight with doctors. Simply, you should be respectful to everyone using these buildings and places.