I think we need an X Twitter link filter. Or at least a warning system.
You could just hold your finger over a link, or hold your nose and TUP
I used to have a browser add-on that redirected daily mail links to kittens. Something like that would be good.
If it helps I've changed my avatar from Gary to Ludo.
I kind of presumed he was pausing his GPS to generate those diaganols.
I'm inclined to believe it's real.
Well, if he's not actually running those lines then it isn't, is it?
A customer has accused me of discriminating against their disability, dyslexia.
Did he spell something wrong on his order?
I'm thinking 500 hoodies embroidered with exactly what was written on his form.
Is this another order for the Palestinian terror group Hummus?
Satan Claws?
Are they a member of the Canterbury University Netball Team?
Or a winter tobacconist team?
Maybe Ingo tried to spell out the situation to him and it went downhill from there.
We all have them, we once did a bunch of hats for Totally Vegan that said Totally Vegas, but that wasn't the issue here. The customer wanted to place a rush order for 4 polos, refused to use the website on account of this disability, amended the sizes she wanted 7 times and then lost her shit when she missed DPD. I pointed out that if she'd used the website for the correct sizes in the first place it would have left earlier. I said we wouldn't take any orders from her via email again and this triggered a 6 paragraph diatribe, ironically with much better spelling and grammar than we all know I'm capable of. I think she is pissed off because I said I'd refund it if she returned them unused but I'm pretty sure she's worn them. Exciting Saturday tale from the world of garment decoration.
