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Old 09-13-2022, 07:58 PM
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SouthernSober
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Good question. It depends. No matter your opinion, it's not practical at some speaker meetings with large groups and/or anniversaries etc. I also notice that wherever I've been, no matter what, a female speaker will be SRO and every woman there will wait to talk to her after the meeting. Just makes sense to me as a guy not to disrupt that.

If the speaker is a home group member or friend of mine, I'll stick around for a while and say thanks once everyone else has.
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