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I'm too punky for my job. I'm wearing blue camo pants, my black and red ultraviolent KMFDM Hau Ruck tshirt, a black and blue studded leather choker ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
f00dave made for me, and I'm doing it all legally, since I've cashed in one of my many casual day coupons.
I can likely wear jeans for the rest of my career here, if I so choose. How dreadfully thrilling!
Beh. In other news, I have the spins again today and my right eye keeps twitching. Sometimes, migraines are like being drunk, high, and on a fair ride.
Yesterday, I had one of my usual annoying, not-so-intelligent, callers on the line, and I was uncharacteristically curt and rude with her. She wasn't being nasty--just dumb--but she picked up that I was peeved with her. I guess it's a good thing I'm going, otherwise I'm afraid this behaviour can only escalate. The worst part is that I don't feel bad about it, although I know I should.
Also, does anyone know when they want to stay at a hotel today? I'm getting a disproportionate amount of customers who want to book, but have no idea what dates they want to book for. Is it so difficult to figure out which hotel you want to stay at, and which nights you want before you call in? Apparently so.
My favourite calls of this variety include this sort of transaction:
Me: Which hotel in which city, please?
Silly Customer (SC): It doesn't matter.
Me: We have over thirty hotels across the country. Are you sure you don't want to narrow it down to a province, at the very least?
SC: Oh.
Oh indeed.
f00dave made for me, and I'm doing it all legally, since I've cashed in one of my many casual day coupons.I can likely wear jeans for the rest of my career here, if I so choose. How dreadfully thrilling!
Beh. In other news, I have the spins again today and my right eye keeps twitching. Sometimes, migraines are like being drunk, high, and on a fair ride.
Yesterday, I had one of my usual annoying, not-so-intelligent, callers on the line, and I was uncharacteristically curt and rude with her. She wasn't being nasty--just dumb--but she picked up that I was peeved with her. I guess it's a good thing I'm going, otherwise I'm afraid this behaviour can only escalate. The worst part is that I don't feel bad about it, although I know I should.
Also, does anyone know when they want to stay at a hotel today? I'm getting a disproportionate amount of customers who want to book, but have no idea what dates they want to book for. Is it so difficult to figure out which hotel you want to stay at, and which nights you want before you call in? Apparently so.
My favourite calls of this variety include this sort of transaction:
Me: Which hotel in which city, please?
Silly Customer (SC): It doesn't matter.
Me: We have over thirty hotels across the country. Are you sure you don't want to narrow it down to a province, at the very least?
SC: Oh.
Oh indeed.
