Call Time Is Not A Crime

May. 22nd, 2025 04:00 pm
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I get called in by my new manager, "It looks like your call times are really high, like off the charts really high." It turns out that nobody had ever told me that you were supposed to finish calls within like fifteen minutes, lots of my calls went on for an hour or more. I had very few calls closed within fifteen minutes.

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Pomerania-Mania

May. 22nd, 2025 03:00 pm
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A customer comes in with a fluffy white Pomeranian that looks like it just ran through a hedge maze.
Customer: "I want him trimmed just like that photo."
She shows me a glossy Instagram pic of a professionally styled show dog.

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Not a plumbing emergency, thankfully, but we need to replace some things, and as it happens the (multiple) plumbers needed to replace these items all had today available, so: Plumbingpalooza! The backing up of computers is coincidentally timed, but, you know, today is as good a day as any. While I’m dealing with that, here are some photos of flowers from the house and Camp Krissy. Enjoy!

Atlantic Camas.

A yellow rose!

Midnight irises.

English lavender.

— JS

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Customer: "—No, no, no. You cannot just send a letter and not expect any consequences. That’s not how this works. I demand that Ms. Doe have the decency to speak to me and explain why she sent such a letter. If she is prepared to send it, she must be prepared to own up to her mistake and apologise personally. That’s the professional thing to do."

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May. 22nd, 2025 12:45 pm
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(At our school we have a clique of mean girls.They’re rich and pretty much cry fake tears to their parents to get out of trouble.I unfortunately share the majority of my classes with them and they love getting on my nerves.One day we get a foreign exchange student from Romania,quiet girl,dark clothing,a bit chubby and […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 12:15 pm
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So I go on a date with this woman. We don’t really hit it off. It’s awkward and uncomfortable. At the end of the date, she tells me “Oh, I’ve been on such a spending spree lately. Can you help me pay off my credit card debt?” Out of pure schadenfreude I asked “How much?” […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 11:45 am
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My mom worked as a property manager for the townhouses she lived in. There was this maintenance man who worked there and he was just downright awful. There are a lot of stories I can tell about him but this one takes the cake. Heads up, this is a long one. For the longest time, […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 11:30 am
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My mother and I are relaxing one weekend. I’d put the laundry out earlier, and she went out to check that it was dry. When she returned… Mother: Staring at me intently. Me: What? Mother: Did I not teach you right? Me: What?? (Panicking, that I’ve screwed up somehow) Mother: I mean, I do try. […]

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We Clean Fabric, Not Nostalgia

May. 22nd, 2025 11:00 am
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Me: "Sometimes dry cleaning can cause a bit of structure to return to the fabric, especially with lining. Would you like us to steam it?"
Customer: "No. I want it to feel the way it did after that night in Cabo!"

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May. 22nd, 2025 11:00 am
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I work for a coffee shop with a two tailed siren as a logo. A woman came in with a little tiny chihuahua in a handbag. The dog started growling at me almost immediately, barring its teeth and rumbling with a tone I generally associate with power tools. She plops the purse, and her dog, […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 10:30 am
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I’m eight years old at the time of this story. I have cerebral palsy and have a speech impediment and a hard time walking. I have leg braces and crutches. At this time my crutches are bright blue. My family decides to take a vacation at the mouse park. Even though I’m disabled and we […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 10:00 am
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Just left a store. Employee told me that a woman came in and put her dog in a cart. Dog proceeded to poop in the cart and some went on the floor. She promised to clean it up but abruptly left instead. Took 2 employees out of commission to clean it up.

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May. 22nd, 2025 09:30 am
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I’m the same person from “Sometimes Winging It … Works”, though truthfully, this story has little to nothing to do with the former. This past winter I’d placed an order for myself and my aunt and uncle, who I was living with at the time, at the local pizza place, just a few minutes walk […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 09:00 am
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Yesterday I took the bus. Three people got on a popular bus line just after me, right before downtown. The third person is hovering over their friends, in the aisle, wearing a large backpack. You can see where this is going. For clarification, the row behind their friends is free. The next stop, many people […]

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May. 22nd, 2025 08:30 am
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Inspired by this story, this happened at school in the 1970s. For one class, the teacher had us do an IQ test (wasn’t a formal assessment, I think he was just killing time as he was a substitute). I recognised the test was from an Eysenck book (Check Your Own IQ or something) that I’d […]

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