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Pretty sure thatβs offensive as well. I just use the name speaking about the person with someone else. βEd asked me to speak with you. Ed mentioned that Ed was not going to join our meeting.β, etc.
George likes his chicken spicy, George is getting upset
Yup. Unless I am clear on what I should be addressing a person as, I simply use the name.