“Thank you for calling Continental Airlines, this is Bobbie.”~ Sweetly
“Robbie?”~ Confused
“No sir, Bobbie.”~ Still sweet
“ROBIN?”~ Loud, and confused.
“No sir, Bobbie.”~ Not as sweet, still kind but trying to clarify.
“You said Ronnie?”~ Rude, but I can’t tell if he’s joking.
“Sir, B-o-b-b-i-e, like Bobbie Socks, or Bobbie Pins.” ~ Kind, speaking loudly figuring he can’t hear me, but in no way yelling.
“DID YOU SAY BONNIE.” ~YELLING at me.
“BOBBIE, B as in Boy, October, boy, boy, ice, echo. BOBBIE.” ~Loud, and getting a bit frustrated, but still not rude.
“Woman, what is your name?” ~Jerk Face
“Are you serious? Is this a joke?” ~ Confused. Laughing softly, figuring he’s joking.
“You don’t need to be rude and YELL AT ME, SWEARING! Get me your supervisor! NOW &$*C^!” ~Yelling and beyond rude.
“…OK sir, hold please.” ~ Confused beyond belief, and deaf.
Some people are out of control. The supervisor couldn’t stop laughing when I told her why he wanted to talk to her. It ruined my night. How is everyone else doing? GRRRR
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Some people are SUCH IDIOTS! My friend used to have the worst problems because her name was Collette and they would thing she said COLLECT and hang up on her even though she was in-bound. hee hee hee!
Oh, and plus also… http://kipluck.blogspot.com/2007/01/ive-been-tagged.html TAG.
Bobbie, this the most hilarious of your posts.:)
I was on a very annoying conference call yesterday with some troublesome customers and my boss. My boss got so annoyed with the customer that he started flipping off the phone and mouthing obscenities at it. It took a lot of control to keep from cracking up.
Too funny! You were way too kind! 🙂
I think that was my grandma (I know you said it was a “sir,” but all old people sound alike).
I think I would have just said yes to the second name, but i am also known as Christine. HAHA