Or maybe its the ones who sit in the middle and take pot shots at both parties at their own convenience because they have nothing better to do.Socks and Shoes said:
Nope, you're both wrong. It's bigotry, arrogance, selfishness and all these other lovely characteristics that make someone a dickhead. Your level of intelligence has nothing to do with whether or not you're a dickhead; only how you got about being one.Socks and Shoes said:
As somebody who has worked in customer service I can tell you this, the average person is not as familiar with the services that you provide as you are. It is a common misconception among service personnel to assume the customer is stupid simply because they do not immediately grasp what you are telling them. However, we all do stupid things from time to time. At my worst moments people would think I was an absolute moron if that was all they knew of me and they didn't stop to consider their own lives for context. Clearly these people had to figure out how many games they intended to play and at the outset of their considerations did not know they would take that long. Have you never say, started a project and found you didn't have enough materials? Left something behind at the store? Or found you took longer to do something than you had anticipated? That doesn't make you stupid. Try to exercise a little understanding before you throw down labels and make blanket statements judging all of humanity.MaltaElvoret said:
its extremely sad that i can do this but i think i got you beat. ok i work at a pizza place and every week (almost without fail) someone usually and old person calls and wants to order for delivery ok fine not big deal BUT heres the idiotic twist when we ask for their address they refuse to give it to us. theres a few reason why they do this (all stupid as hell) but by far the most mind numbingly brain dead answer is quote "im not gonna give you my address because i dont want you to find out where i live".MaltaElvoret said:
How does that make "idiocy" any more apparent?UrbanCohort said:
How do they get their pizza then? Do they come in to pick it up? Do you have to hang up on them? Perhaps they're ninja turtles and don't wish to be seen?iamthelizardqueen88 said:
Iunno, maybe it means you run into more idiots than you would if say...you were limited to using a horse and carriage. Being exposed to more people naturally means you'll run into a proportionally larger number of idiot...well it makes sense to me at least.Ghengis John said:
Ah I see, but that doesn't mean you're running into proportionally higher numbers of idiots, simply that you see more incidents of idiocy as your sample size increases. It's like crime statistics. The average person thinks that there's more crime than there was 20 years ago, simply because incidents of crime can be reported to them from around the world, while region by region the rates stay mostly comparable. Nothing has been made more apparent, other than the fact I suppose that people see pandemics where there are none thanks to sensationalist reporting.UrbanCohort said:
Because reading Bills is not fun. Also as a meticulous bill reader myself, sometimes I miss something, it happens. Probably 99.9% of your customers never call you. Also as someone who used to sell mobile phones, a good salesman will explain these charges before hand. I bet you're hearing a lot of "Nobody told me about that.".Bezz_Ad said:
Don't sweat it I got ya. lol. See what I mean though? We all make mistakes. Doesn't mean the person who you only see making a mistake is stupid. True stupidity is something that transcends the occasional duh, derp or brain fart moment.UrbanCohort said:
Did the special include the shoes? For if it did, than they were idiots. But I think its like the ninja theory, the more ninjas there are, the weaker they all are, only instead of ninjas, its regular people, and instead of power, its the ability to think. The whole "mob mentality" bit, what the flock there needed was a shepherd to make the choices.MaltaElvoret said:
