Oh my head, how it spins...

[neo_kamidake]

Well, I went to work today for the first time in over 6 months, and it wasn't easy. I am not looking forward to going to work tomorrow either, as usual. Of course, I don't feel at all like I did when I first started at Wal Mart all those 9 months ago, which is good. Right now, I work for Accent Telemarketing, a small firm that handles customer

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First post dance...

[azurenightmare]

*falls onto his face* Hm. Looks like I failed my my dexterity test. *shrugs* Hm. Yes. Work. Jobs. Feh to it all. It's a conspiracy, but don't tell 'em I told ya, bucko. ... We all know where Telemarketers go when they die. ^.^ Luckily, you don't talk on deh fones. Pity it would be, to see you in Hell. But Telemarketers get that special section of Hell. The part of it with gum on the seats, and bad lighting...and that annoying guy that bites you if you come near him, sleeping in the one good booth. (Hell - A very large lounge (with full bar and band,) full of people who aren't exactly on the good side of God and his poofy, lute playing, 'fly boys'. Nothing is wrong with the lute, or 'fly boys.') Anywho. Bah to my nonsensical ramblings. I'm off to find RP before I shoot myself, or do naughty things to an innocent person using various sharp objects.

The Pale Cow

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[alphaconqerer]

While not a telemarketer myself, I do call alumni constituencies for my University in a pursuit for gift donations, and I just think it's taught me a bit more about what some of these callers go through. I'm definetly going to treat them with more respect from now on-not going to neccesarily buy what they're selling, but XD

Don't be so quick to trash the poor telemarketers. They're just in it to make it by, like all of us are.

~Chris

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[hethatishere]

Well, you know Jobs are there to be quit. : P

And thankfully our culture is highly tolerant of people quitting their jobs and having an utter lack of loyalty to the people we work for...compared to say Japan, where people work the same job until they retire, often they are promoted but some aren't.