Is there any thing in life u wish u didn't find out about? Or anything that u wish u knew sooner? For an example, u know how with a bottle cap, u bring it up by your cheek, and flick it to make it fly across the room? Well, 1 day (im sitting passenger) going down the street windows down, music loud, chilling. I had change in my pocket that day, that when I sat inside the car, most my change falls out. So as I'm picking it up, I just put it on my lap instead of back in my pocket. But I have a penny in my hand. Holding it. For who knows why. I started thinking of I flick this out the window, as fast as we are going, against the wind, all this pops in my head. So, adjusting my grip I place the penny where is should be, and snap. OH SHIT WTF? I said out loud, my friend looks I ask him did u see that shit? I did it again to show him. So the penny coming out of my hand, coming out the window of the car, shoots out like a bullet. I knew it would've gained speed but no where even close to what it did, and smacks up against what ever it hits... fast forwarding, were driving next to a bunch of abandoned buildings. I see some with glass and wonder just how strong is it? So there go out my pennies... hitting walls, hitting air. But finally, SMACK, right on a window. Didn't happened right away, cuz I hit a few windows, and nothing happened. But there was 1 that hit that window and it looked like a shotgun was firing into it.
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Difficult customers are empowered by company policies or by laws or both - to basically run rings around the employees an the shareholders.
To a customer, the answer is never a No.
I'm glad I don't run a business and I'd never want to man. Soul crushing how money walks out the door from compensation or petty complaints. Like I said - I'm glad I'm not a businessman. Or a stockholder. Yikes!
It's probably happening out there the world over, every working day. Sigh. Customers 😶😶🌫️
@richardcranium6201 so here's a life trick - the customer can act or behave basically however they want and the company or the boss will always find in their favour over the simplest and prettiest grievance like that movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High (80s flick, did I spell that?) - the guy insults the cashier, gets him fired by the boss and still pockets a breakfast on the house - yikes. As bad as a casino - sigh. No wonder I vote for politicians who are the candidates who aren't capitalists.
And - and - the AI overview summary even gave me this perspective. To agree. - Yes, the customer absolutely knew how to work the system. He weaponized the restaurant’s Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) - "100% Guaranteed" policy to secure a refund on a mostly eaten breakfast while using the interaction to aggressively vent his frustration. Breakdown of the Transactional Encounter.
Sigh.
That's no wonder companies go broke and stockholders are always the ones who suffer. Violin 🎻
The aggression in that fictional interaction in that fictional movie "plus" the fact the fictional customer got what they wanted and vented while getting a poor schmuck fired, I hope it doesn't happen in reality, customers or people who work systems or bend systems. Smart Alec's basically :(
Anyways, that's the real kicker. And I'm glad I've had my babbling here lol - cheerio y'all, it's Friday, rejoice 😁
My most useful 'trick' is to drive in nails with a hammer's side face.
Knowing that one earler would have prevented a lot of pain 😆
Nobody is perfect or a perfect handyman
True. Nails are my curse.
I'm good at screwing, though 🫠
You got your age wrong.
What do u mean