Talking Pints with etiquette expert William Hanson
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Published 2021-08-31
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All Comments (21)
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Love William Hansen. A return to civility and manners would be a great improvement right now.
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William is absolutely right. Good manners is selfless and a person with good etiquette puts others at ease, whereas bad manners makes others uncomfortable.
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I enjoyed that! My first boss was a man who taught business etiquette. Never be late, be smart and always polite. Has stood me well into my 60s!
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As I tell my children, "Good manners cost nothing, bad manners can be very expensive".
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How Lovely William is and what a beautiful voice he has . Nigel always has interesting guests on . Very Enjoyable !!
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I'm fed up that people say Toffs, it's the problem with our life, listen to this man and things might be better.
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“Manners are more important than laws and upon them, to a great deal, the law depends.”George Bernard Shaw
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It's actually nice to listen and watch someone with impeccable manners. It comes across as educated and decent rather than snobbish. Standing when a teacher enters the room, table manners, polished shoes and well groomed hands are a mark of someone with self respect and to be admired. Theres nothing more fanciable than a man with well cut groomed hair, crisp white shirt, suit and polished shoes🥰
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This guy lived in my halls at uni 😅 he pops up everywhere
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I really am enjoying Talking Pints. The people interviewed, the subjects covered, the serious, not so. Always informative, amusing and so interesting.
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Maybe Nigel is confusing snobbery with etiquette. Etiquette is probably the opposite in that you never think the other person is lesser than you.
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Our society has written off basic manners as being 'posh', which has given way to vulgarity and crassness. Nigel was uncharacteristically quick to associate etiquette with class, in my view.
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I am frequently appalled at the lack of table manners nowadays.
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William Hanson is a fantastic speaker. This is a fascinating conversation.
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Good manners are never out of date.
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Brilliant. Inspiring. Lovely to see this. Well done, GB - super piece.
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I am not saying I particularly like snobby ‘Toffs’ but for goodness sake this country definitely needs a culture uplift, having shed loads of cash doesn’t necessarily mean you are instantly cultured either, far from it, I am certainly not spoiled with cash, but I like to have some standards and manners which I and members of our ‘working class’ family were brought up with.
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Nigel, you missed what he was saying about a pyjamas party!
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I find having manners and being courteous is very useful especially in business. People treat you seriously.
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I don't like colleagues who think they have the right to challenge other male colleagues who wear a tie. Leave them alone. Pointless conversations.
