aah so you have experience, this is good. I do appreciate what a actual dev has to go through to get to where they need to be at. At 10:34 a.m. 30/12/2007, you wrote: >Hi Charles, >Yeah, the first year was rough, but things have settled down allot now >that Monte keys are going out and the customers that pre-ordered Monte >are at least civil with me now. Me and my wife are doing our best to get >keys to valid users even sometimes going the extra mile to make sure we >fulfill as many of those pre-orders from Alchemy as possible. >As for the bad tempered customers anyone who works with the general >public can tell you it is like that everywhere. When I was growing up my >mom use to work at fast food restaurants for a living and she would get >home from work and tell me story after story about how bad mannered, >rude, pushy, impatient, this or that customer was while she was on drive >threw or working up front with the cash register. If the person fixing >the sandwitches in the kitchen screwed up the customer's sandwitch my >mom got the blame. If it was in the middle of rush hour and the >restaurant was under staffed that day and the customner's food showed up >to late my mom got the blame. If the ice machine was empty my mom got >the blame. Basically customers would usually blame the person they saw >standing in the drive threw window or at the counter for all their >complaints rather than blaming the worker in the kitchen who screwed up >the sandwitch, the worker who's job it was for filling the ice machine, >blaming the weather for several employees going sick that day, etc. >When I was a teenager my mom quit fast food and went to work at >Wal-mart. While it was an improvement there were just as equally nasty >and bad tempered customers there as well. For example, she worked in the >one hour photo department. If you were just one millisecond over the one >hour time limit some customer or other would start making a stink about >they want there photos right now, I want to speak to your superviser, >etc. Never mind the fact that the photos won't finish developing for >another 5 minutes or so. >Bottom line, some people were natural born brats, with nasty >temperments, and even if they are adults someone needs to take them out >and give them a good spanking because they have the IQ and mentality of >a 3-year old who pitches a fit when he can't have a cookie before >dinner. In fact, given the choice I would take the tempermental 3-year >old as I have one and at least you can control their tempers by giving >them time out or whatever. > >Charles Rivard wrote: >> I know it's been rough, but you've handled it, giving your best shot at >> being fair to blind gamers and doing the right thing by us. I, for one, >> appreciate it. This way of dealing with an awful situation should be kept >> in mind by those who might order from you in the future. I hope it pays >> off. Thanks. >> --- >> Shepherds are the best beasts. >> > > >--- >Gamers mailing list __ [email protected] >If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at >http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org. >All messages are archived and can be searched and read at >http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED] >If you have any questions or concerns regarding the management of the list, >please send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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