This reminds me of a time years ago when the manager of the call center where I work had to tell the people answering the phones that they should not use their cell phones for personal calls during working hours. There were some people who would be on the phone with a customer, get a call on their personal cell phone, put the customer on hold, and then talk on the cell phone for a while (non-emergency calls).
Why would people have their phones (or ringers) on? If the emergency is dire enough, my wife knows to call the office while I'm working. Not my cell phone.This reminds me of a time years ago when the manager of the call center where I work had to tell the people answering the phones that they should not use their cell phones for personal calls during working hours. There were some people who would be on the phone with a customer, get a call on their personal cell phone, put the customer on hold, and then talk on the cell phone for a while (non-emergency calls).
You just ain't right...
And you claim *I’m* the one not right?You just ain't right...
Possible controversial statement coming up. Read on if you dare.
Only if you dare...
Most of the eggs we eat aren't the unborn but the end of a menstrual cycle. Yummy
i did not know that... . but it;s pretty awesome..... would be easy to rmember on paleontology pop quizes too....Fun fact: Thanks to this cartoon, paleontologists actually started (unofficially) calling the spikes on the stegosaurus's tail a "thagomizer." They didn't actually have a name for it.
Takes one to know one.And you claim *I’m* the one not right?