10 passengers we love to hate: Day 9 -- passengers who try to convert you

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Iomatic, I've found that the frequency of sad, pathetic, inadequate people tends to be the same in the religious and secular communities. You don't have to believe in God to think like a fundamentalist.

You all have some great ideas for avoiding conversation, but the problem is they only work with people who have enough social skills to recognize that their conversation isn't welcome. By definition, this brand of annoying passenger chooses to ignore these signals and forges ahead with the preaching. Cranking Gwar, however, now that holds promise. I'll have to try that next time.

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