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Why Do People Have No Filter
The individual here either has no control of when to stop talking or is pressure to keep a conversation going. In most cases the individual does not consider the consequences of saying something before they say it, being honest even if it’s brutal. We can consider people like this not having a filter while speaking and being blunt. Also, the individual will freely interrupt another person while conversing. Throughout the movie Pat has no filter. It was first noted when he first arrived home. His mother Dolores discretely told him before entering the house that his father lost his job and is now bookmaking to earn money to open a restaurant. Once he encounters his father he confronts him, keeps asking many questions non-stop, no pauses, until

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