I didn't read the business jargon thing either, because I didn't want my head to explode from rage. But from context today, I think it's similar to looking under the hood. Looking at the inner layers/workings of something.
Dream Girl ,'Bring On The Night'
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, Karl, I'm so sorry.
I just answered the phone to a telemarketer who was calling to tell me he was dropping off some free coupon shit. I told him I didn't want it. But it's free! Still large with the not wanting, dude. I hung up on him because he wouldn't stop talking. People who have that crap job understand that I'm not hanging up on them to be mean, right? Just to make their voices go away...I don't think being a telemarketer means you should be treated badly, but I also don't think it means I have to listen.
I don't think being a telemarketer means you should be treated badly, but I also don't think it means I have to listen.
This. After two polite no-thank-yous from me, if they keep pushing, I say, "Good-bye," and hang up.
Unrelatedly, if we keep talking about this unwrapping the kimono thing, I'm going to be forced to seek out relevant clips from Blonde.
Karl, I'm so sorry for your loss.
I am so sorry, Karl.
"unwrap the kimono" sounds both sexist and rascist, even if it isn't. How about unwrap the HoHo or something? I love to unwrap my Ho Hos and eat each layer separately.
Still haven't seen Blonde...
But I'm not giving my fancard back.
Well, now I want a HoHo.
ita, you don't have to see all of Blonde! Even just the kimono scene is enough.
Karl, I am very sorry for your loss.
I don't think being a telemarketer means you should be treated badly, but I also don't think it means I have to listen.
This. After two polite no-thank-yous from me, if they keep pushing, I say, "Good-bye," and hang up.
I pretty much interrupt their initial spiel, say "No, thank you" politely, and hang up. Not to be a dick, but because I figure it's their job, and I'm clearly not going to make them a sale, so the faster they can move on to another call that might make them a sale, the more odds they have of succeeding.
I pretty much interrupt their initial spiel, say "No, thank you" politely, and hang up. Not to be a dick, but because I figure it's their job, and I'm clearly not going to make them a sale, so the faster they can move on to another call that might make them a sale, the more odds they have of succeeding.
This is my reasoning as well. Though I'll admit hanging up on people is less satisfying now that I have a touchscreen phone.