Mind the gap!<snip> I have a gap in my schedule as I gave up my big temporary acct Friday.
I just did a quick lap of Dakota with my buddy Mike. That's going up Zorro.@Nick where didja ride? I didn't recognize from your photo.
That happens with 2001 Odysseys as well... under a *variety* of scenarios.Fun fact, when reconnecting the battery on a 2008 era Honda Fit, the security system sets the horn off while you are under the hood with your head next to the horn and least expecting it. Crickey.
My 2008 VW also did this under a variety of situations. Had to explain to my friend I sold it to that it was a "feature" and didn't need fixing.That happens with 2001 Odysseys as well... under a *variety* of scenarios.
Scary shit. I personally know 2 people who have gone this way (one was even younger). Sorry about your friend. Condolences to his family.Good friend's husband's cousin dropped dead of a heart attacked while mountain biking in VT yesterday. Mid-40s, 2 kids.
Fuck me.
Neighbor behind us died earlier this year after suffering a seizure in the middle of the night. 36 years old and in great shape. Left behind a 4 year old and an 18 month old, as well as a wife who just beat cancer.Scary shit. I personally know 2 people who have gone this way (one was even younger). Sorry about your friend. Condolences to his family.
It can be a real issue though. I have a lot of trouble following people with accents on the phone - but I'd never call and bitch about not getting someone in Canada (they'd just forward you to someone in Quebec, lol).My phone is blowing up today. Just had somebody complain that they couldn't understand the person they talked to Friday and wanted someone it the US.
We are 100% in the US. Our ex-US employees are only processing service requests from our US based employees. Our call centers are in MA, MN, CO, and MO. I told her in my nicest "Fuck off. Aren't you a teacher?" voice and she said that she'd call them back and hope to get someone else.
I've had issues before as well. I've told the person directly "I'm sorry, but your accent is not one I can easily understand. Can you either please slow down and talk to me like I'm 6 or get someone else?" I do however always tell the person that it's my shortcoming to not understand it. I'm not a racist, I just know when I can't understand someone and will ask for help. But I will also ask where they are from, because I want to learn about their accent if it's stumped me. Like fucking Welsh people; they don't speak English.It can be a real issue though. I have a lot of trouble following people with accents on the phone - but I'd never call and bitch about not getting someone in Canada (they'd just forward you to someone in Quebec, lol).
Toss that in with people with shitty phone connections or headsets and its near impossible to hear what they're saying.
Scots as well. Two peoples... separated by a common language.<snip> Like fucking Welsh people; they don't speak English.