As the thread title suggests.... let's hear them!
I'll start it off.
I work for a internet electronics dealer and field support and sales calls. We have different phone names here and my name is "Malcolm".
I just got a call from an older gentleman who was a little hard of hearing. When I answered the phone and said my name was "Malcolm" he proceeded to start calling me Bob. He was a nice enough guy and we proceeded to talk about some equipment he needed help with. After helping him out, he asked if he could call me back next week. I told him I would actually be back as early as Monday and that I'd be glad to give him my direct line. I started off by giving my name again since he didn't catch it earlier on. Here is roughly how the conversation went.
Me- "Let me give you my direct line mr. so and so. Again, my name is Malcolm"
Him- "could you spell that please"
Me- "Certainly, M... A...L...C...O...L...M"
Him-"F...A...A...T..A...D...L...O...R?"
Me-"No Sir, Malcolm..M... A...L...C...O...L...M"
Him- "Ooooh, okay, F....A....L...D....O...F"
I go on to spell it 2 more times for him and he still doesn't get it. I then say....
Me-"No sir, My name is Malcolm, like Malcolm X"
Him-"Ohhhhh..... FALCON!"
At this point I gave up.....
Me-"Yes, my name is Falcon. Pending I catch enough field mice over the weekend to sustain life, I'll be back on Monday."
Him-"Thank you so much Falcon, I'll talk to you Monday"
I had to send a company wide e-mail out to let people know that I'm "Falcon" in case this guy calls back
I'll start it off.
I work for a internet electronics dealer and field support and sales calls. We have different phone names here and my name is "Malcolm".
I just got a call from an older gentleman who was a little hard of hearing. When I answered the phone and said my name was "Malcolm" he proceeded to start calling me Bob. He was a nice enough guy and we proceeded to talk about some equipment he needed help with. After helping him out, he asked if he could call me back next week. I told him I would actually be back as early as Monday and that I'd be glad to give him my direct line. I started off by giving my name again since he didn't catch it earlier on. Here is roughly how the conversation went.
Me- "Let me give you my direct line mr. so and so. Again, my name is Malcolm"
Him- "could you spell that please"
Me- "Certainly, M... A...L...C...O...L...M"
Him-"F...A...A...T..A...D...L...O...R?"
Me-"No Sir, Malcolm..M... A...L...C...O...L...M"
Him- "Ooooh, okay, F....A....L...D....O...F"
I go on to spell it 2 more times for him and he still doesn't get it. I then say....
Me-"No sir, My name is Malcolm, like Malcolm X"
Him-"Ohhhhh..... FALCON!"
At this point I gave up.....
Me-"Yes, my name is Falcon. Pending I catch enough field mice over the weekend to sustain life, I'll be back on Monday."
Him-"Thank you so much Falcon, I'll talk to you Monday"
I had to send a company wide e-mail out to let people know that I'm "Falcon" in case this guy calls back