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djmbbandie
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*reattaches filled up tequila IV to Goldtru
*serves Dew
*serves wine
*serves Dew
*serves wine
Is now the time to mention that MrsNix is a teetotaller? Chocolate on the other hand.....
You tried the Lindt 99%?
http://www.lindt.com/swf/eng/products/excellence/excellence-99/
MrsNix has trouble with the Lindt 85%
Make it dark chocolate and I am yours forever, or at least until you run out of chocolate.
You tried the Lindt 99%?
http://www.lindt.com/swf/eng/products/excellence/excellence-99/
MrsNix has trouble with the Lindt 85%
Hershey's isn't chocolate. I've never tried that specific line, but if it tastes anything like there other products.....
naranjadita
New member
Ugh.. first day as a tech support!
It's a bit lazy here (au contraire to what I was expecting).
Came to the office at 8:04 and the first request from a customer came up at 11 (!!) A.M.
If not Asimov's Foundation, I'd sleep all that time.
Now, there's a necessity of a preamble.
I, along with a senior colleague (all right, "we" is more appropriate).... we are supposed to deliver tech support services for russian speaking customers. Requests we need to take care of are marked with a special flag. So, this guy I'm working with - he sent an e-mail message to British guys who had taught us the basics of the support work process - "Will we work only with russian language SR (wich are marked by the flag)? /quoted from the message/.
Of course, the answer from British teamlead was "yes".
So, about that request.
It was flagged appropriately, but it was in English (as some people among the customers' employees were unaware of russian language support existence).
So the guy is all like NOPE! It's not in Russian! I'm not going to inform the customer either! Not my job, not my problems.
While I was trying to put some common sense into his head, the ticket was taken by some Hindu guy.
That was... weird. Looks like I'll have to work with a person who'll keep on saying "not my job" 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week.
*stabs Dry's floatpillow with a knife.
*grabs a bottle of wine and pulls the cork out with teeth
sup bar
It's a bit lazy here (au contraire to what I was expecting).
Came to the office at 8:04 and the first request from a customer came up at 11 (!!) A.M.
If not Asimov's Foundation, I'd sleep all that time.
Now, there's a necessity of a preamble.
I, along with a senior colleague (all right, "we" is more appropriate).... we are supposed to deliver tech support services for russian speaking customers. Requests we need to take care of are marked with a special flag. So, this guy I'm working with - he sent an e-mail message to British guys who had taught us the basics of the support work process - "Will we work only with russian language SR (wich are marked by the flag)? /quoted from the message/.
Of course, the answer from British teamlead was "yes".
So, about that request.
It was flagged appropriately, but it was in English (as some people among the customers' employees were unaware of russian language support existence).
So the guy is all like NOPE! It's not in Russian! I'm not going to inform the customer either! Not my job, not my problems.
While I was trying to put some common sense into his head, the ticket was taken by some Hindu guy.
That was... weird. Looks like I'll have to work with a person who'll keep on saying "not my job" 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week.
*stabs Dry's floatpillow with a knife.
*grabs a bottle of wine and pulls the cork out with teeth
sup bar
Basically all jobs are horrible and here I am with an interview today for a HUGE job what am I thinking?? But I can tell you that not having enough to do is a soul killer. It's a teeny little monster that runs at you very fast and takes out half your life in one stroke.
*buys a round
I'm loving all this chocolate. Make sure most of it has no dairy. You can get fantastic dairy free chocolate at Whole Foods for only $8 a bar! That's really expensive! So what I loves me chocolate.
*starts eating Dry's couch
*buys a round
I'm loving all this chocolate. Make sure most of it has no dairy. You can get fantastic dairy free chocolate at Whole Foods for only $8 a bar! That's really expensive! So what I loves me chocolate.
*starts eating Dry's couch
