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toreador
08-21-2007, 10:55 AM
i hate ppl like that you tell them plainly what is right from the start and they still ask out of plain ignernece! oh well what can ye do.

still i hope he bought it after the ninja quoat just to teach him a lesson:jbgrin:

Mike Taylor
08-22-2007, 03:33 AM
Heh, reminds me of the "Would you like a cookie?" incident that one of the Build-A-Bear bigwigs encountered once.

Kittish
08-22-2007, 01:08 PM
I get dumb ass questions like that at work all the time!! I'll TELL someone about a product we have, suggesting they might like that along with their order, and in the very next breath they'll ask me "Do you have <product I JUST told them about>?" It's soooo hard sometimes NOT to pop off with the "You're obviously not paying attention, so NO, we don't! And furthermore, you're too dumb to be trusted with money, so I'm cancelling your order!"

Ecchi_Kitty
08-22-2007, 01:28 PM
Just spend a couple moments pondering exactly how hard it would be to rip their throat out with your teeth. Something about that kicks in the survial instinct, they start to actaully pay attention. At least, it works for me.

Kittish
08-22-2007, 01:34 PM
Just spend a couple moments pondering exactly how hard it would be to rip their throat out with your teeth. Something about that kicks in the survial instinct, they start to actaully pay attention. At least, it works for me.

I'm sure it works GREAT in face to face dealings. But all of my contact with idiots... er, customers.... is over the phone. Which is probably just as well, my stress level would be through the roof if I had to spend all night actually stifling those Carpe Jugulum (thank you Terry Pratchet!) moments.

Ecchi_Kitty
08-22-2007, 01:44 PM
Ah. In that case, just need a little button that sounds an air horn thru their end of the line....

Mike Taylor
08-23-2007, 12:47 AM
It happens to customers, too. Sometimes we sales staff get so caught up in our "programmed" routine that we actually neglect to listen to what the customer is saying. I've done it a more than a few times myself.

Compton
08-23-2007, 12:32 PM
I'm sure it works GREAT in face to face dealings. But all of my contact with idiots... er, customers.... is over the phone. Which is probably just as well, my stress level would be through the roof if I had to spend all night actually stifling those Carpe Jugulum (thank you Terry Pratchet!) moments.

I used to fuck with peoples xbox live accounts when they really pissed me off. Voice banning, suspended accounts, forced name changes. As I was a supervisor anyone that cared always thought I had a reason for what I did. Technically I had my reason, they just weren't always work related.

garfalk
08-24-2007, 02:25 AM
nice compton...
good thing you don't do that anymore, or id never be able to have an account.

Compton
08-24-2007, 12:05 PM
nice compton...
good thing you don't do that anymore, or id never be able to have an account.

I think MS has a clause about you written into the EULA. Saying you can't have an account anyway...something about a threat to national security and the moral fiber of the country. Which is saying a lot considering the moral fiber of most xbox live players. ;)

Leffy
08-24-2007, 03:36 PM
theres moral fiber on xbox??? my one atempt on my brothers xbox live account had 5 13 and unders screaming the c word at me.... or asking if i had pretty boobies.

aparently its both insulting AND exciting to get sniped by a chick.

Mike Taylor
08-24-2007, 04:41 PM
theres moral fiber on xbox??? my one atempt on my brothers xbox live account had 5 13 and unders screaming the c word at me.... or asking if i had pretty boobies.

aparently its both insulting AND exciting to get sniped by a chick.

That's why Halo 3 was used to test this new feature unofficially called the "a-hole button". It's kinda like the "ignore" feature on this board. I have no idea if it will be in the final release, but I hope so.

Compton
08-24-2007, 06:25 PM
That's why Halo 3 was used to test this new feature unofficially called the "a-hole button". It's kinda like the "ignore" feature on this board. I have no idea if it will be in the final release, but I hope so.

Actually I can check on that. Got a buddy up at redmond. Just waiting for him to get back to his desk. Even on the Halo 2 you could mute any player you found to be annoying or offensive.