I love the fact that there are characters like her in the game, it makes it funny and more enjoyable. I can't imagine animal crossing without it's unfriendly, annoying characters. That would just be boring. It's characters like Phyllis that characterise the game and give it it's uniqueness. I love Phyllis!
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Why does everyon hate Phyliss?
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Jessy_Azran
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RE: Why does everyone hate Phyllis?
I totally agree, this is exactly what I was going to write about! I love both sisters, but Pelly seems childish and plain ditsy. Phyllis is arrogant and rude, but she acts like an adult (although, people shouldn't act this way all the time).
I get why she can be rude, she does the night shift, she covers herself in makeup to hide her baggy eyes. She'd have a different sleeping schedule to Pelly. The haters should consider this: how would they feel if they do the night shifts? Not being able to have a social life because you have to sleep in the day, no time for anything. Basically you're living a job.
But when she's a customer at Brewsters, and you get her coffee just right, every time you do it right, she stops being rude - in public and on the job.
I totally agree, this is exactly what I was going to write about! I love both sisters, but Pelly seems childish and plain ditsy. Phyllis is arrogant and rude, but she acts like an adult (although, people shouldn't act this way all the time).
I get why she can be rude, she does the night shift, she covers herself in makeup to hide her baggy eyes. She'd have a different sleeping schedule to Pelly. The haters should consider this: how would they feel if they do the night shifts? Not being able to have a social life because you have to sleep in the day, no time for anything. Basically you're living a job.
But when she's a customer at Brewsters, and you get her coffee just right, every time you do it right, she stops being rude - in public and on the job.
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