I agree to an extent
But Im also a type of person that doesn't tolerate actual disrespect, just in my blood and growing up n one of the reasons I pop off on a user on here n whatever time to time, if I'm not doing that energy first or I'm "radiating" that energy already
A version of treat people how you would ideally like to be treated kind of way, but not as simple or naive I guess
I do think service customs are way too strict tho and the customer is king type of thing, and idk how anyway gets in their head that the cashier or plumber are automatically your temp friend (or worse, like they are their property in some sick way) and is suppose to act as such, but a d***head to me will easily get a d***head back and that will more than likely end up in a situation thats not illegal naturally
In your personal space like your house you shouldn't be forced to put up with anything
If a worker is mean to you and that hurts you so much that you don't want the work done anymore you can ask them to go
Like I said to et the potential refund for the work not getting done would be up to whatever company you hired (I would encourage companies to be pretty strict about non quality based refund requests)
I think it would be much better if people had more tolerance to deal with someone being rude to them or were more willing to be rude in return and have that be a completely socially acceptable interaction
you and danny brown
I'm trill, workin' the wheel, a pimp, not a simp
Keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp
We eat so many shrimp, I got iodine poisonin'
F*** niggas make me sick with all that pinchin' and bargainin'
You say that you a boss, I ain't believin' that s***
You got the funny Geneva watch with the Ferrari kit
No that is a controlling expectation
I didn't say you should be forced to put up with it if they are in your space. You can ask them to leave but the work wouldn't get done. You might get a refund depending on the companies/workers policy that agreed to beforehand
Oh ok if you agree with not paying them, then we’re on the same page
We just vz eachother now
Someone should start a fight so we get the pages flying
I think it is when you post in vz
We don’t host vz anymore so we have to fight with each other
Comes with the territory
Don’t quote me unless you’re reading the posts next time
Don’t quote me unless you’re reading the posts next time
Oh
Would you like to start the vz fight we need for 100k
I did read the post
In your personal space like your house you shouldn't be forced to put up with anything
If a worker is mean to you and that hurts you so much that you don't want the work done anymore you can ask them to go
Like I said to et the potential refund for the work not getting done would be up to whatever company you hired (I would encourage companies to be pretty strict about non quality based refund requests)
I think it would be much better if people had more tolerance to deal with someone being rude to them or were more willing to be rude in return and have that be a completely socially acceptable interaction
You usually pay AFTER these jobs are done btw, sometimes with a percentage deposit up front.
I did read the post
The response made no sense since we weren’t talking about VZ users
Someone should start a fight so we get the pages flying
no we SHOULDNT
I got my team on my side at work it’s brazy
These are true soldiers
finally listened to trout mask on the turntable
finally listened to trout mask on the turntable
NO WAY
how is it?
its such a f***ing great album @rvi @Orangutan @Hndrxx_Free
peculiar
Someone should start a fight so we get the pages flying
@KodakSpice you’re ace
@Tuneout you take p****
In your personal space like your house you shouldn't be forced to put up with anything
If a worker is mean to you and that hurts you so much that you don't want the work done anymore you can ask them to go
Like I said to et the potential refund for the work not getting done would be up to whatever company you hired (I would encourage companies to be pretty strict about non quality based refund requests)
I think it would be much better if people had more tolerance to deal with someone being rude to them or were more willing to be rude in return and have that be a completely socially acceptable interaction
"it's your home you shouldn't be forced to deal with anything" that's a similar mindset but as the "customer", the customer is basically marketed to that other business spaces are your "home", which lead to the extremism of service with a smile and the customer is always right etc. I say, regardless if it's your home, you don't have a right to disrespected to, but also don't have a right to do the disrespect (which I think the "puppeting" and "dollification" is disrespect and outdated), thus the general neutral / semi neutral baseline.
"If they hurt your feelings so much" well if their feelings are hurt so much to work then maybe they shouldn't work that job or come to work and deal with what comes with it, is an inverse solution to that as well.
I agree like 70% of your position, but I also think it's too extreme, I think it's the exact opposite of the extreme service smile customer is always right workers are your friends robot propaganda type of culture.
The disrespect on my mind is that what they're doing is the type of thing that I know the other person wouldn't put up with, so then it becomes an "the audacity" type of thing that you think I'm the exception from you if they do it to me, I guess is the rationale or psychology behind it.
Also walking away is better said than done in the moment. Especially if you're not circulating that energy yourself, but now it's spiked to that due to someone else's insistence.
A person doesn't have to be "friendly" if there is a general bones baseline, and a person doesn't have to disrespected neither with a general bones baseline. Guess the idea is like, if everyone has a gun, then people act more respectable since everyone knows everyone has a gun (not that I agree in a literal sense tho and this flawed). Just replace gun with disrespect.
I don't have to make your bad day worst nor put more on you, and you don't make my day go to bad nor use me as a substitute for whats already going on with you. That general baseline allows everyone to be themselves, while keeping to themselves. No need for the potential of a confrontation or a lost of work. And this to me is genuine respect, let one others be and that one doesn't impede on others.
Keep your hands to yourself, and don't mind others hands.
You usually pay AFTER these jobs are done btw, sometimes with a percentage deposit up front.
This would ideally be restructured slightly to encourage what I am describing
And they should absolutely still be paid for coming out
This would ideally be restructured slightly to encourage what I am describing
And they should absolutely still be paid for coming out
Almost no job pays for you to get to work. Why would this be special?
yappIN
@KodakSpice you’re ace
@Tuneout you take p****
my butthole gobbles p**** like yours gobble suppositories yum yum
peculiar
it is yes
Almost no job pays for you to get to work. Why would this be special?
I feel as though they should pay you if you show up
Then if they force you to leave they should still pay you
That one was a lot like classic water giver, but I think it's an interesting topic. I could have gone even further but didn't want to do too much that I was already doing with responding to many angles at once that makes posts look huge.
And I like talking to people that are detailed with their opinions and are passionate. From online to real life.
Talking with something behind it is a good thing.
And I do think Bruises stance is valid to a legit extent, even if the "anarchy" feeling of it can shock ppl. I do think work culture and customer relationship is a legit issue and topic that isn't talked about. It's always just boss and the workers in mainstream talk.