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(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:41, archived)
I've had to survey folks who rang it, to see if it helped.
They'd mostly rather see pictures of cancerous lungs, than try nicotine replacement.
Most really just dont want to give up.
oops just broke confidentiality
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:44, archived)
I would smoke, but I got cancer earlier this year. Ok, so it was only bollock cancer but frankly it scared the shit out of me so I stopped.
Filthy habit
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:51, archived)
*wheeze*
Yes, but I just do surveys, I dont actually work for them.
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:51, archived)
but then realised that I couldn't really be arsed.
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:59, archived)
the survey was "should the NHS fund tattoo removal" - you'd be amazed at how many people there are out there that don't know what a tattoo is!
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:55, archived)
the people I speak to make it through the day.
The great general public are 90% muppets.
100% of FACT!
I'm in market research, I should know
And yes, I hate it.
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:59, archived)
people who are at home all day are more likely to be povos / pikeys ?
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:00, archived)
cleaning/cooking/looking after the kids to answer the phone.
That is NOT an insult, its FACT
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:08, archived)
But the number of times I've been told "No, I'm cooking for the kids"...
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:13, archived)
of keeping a tape recording of crying children beside the phone, and playing it when people ring. That'll scare them off.
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:17, archived)
trying to explain to people that you don't actually have their phone number, the number was randomly selected by a computer program.
public : where'd you get this number
me : er, a computer guessed it
public : but it's ex directory!
me : twat *hangsup*
I did this job for about a week, I still have nightmares..
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:03, archived)
Though hearing the words "blood clots on my lungs" is helping me to think about quitting.
this is getting a bit like the antiscript that was on t'front page a while back, for when people like me call up. I put it up at work, people loved it
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:56, archived)
although I got a bit bored trying to follow it all. I prefer the "Sorry, I'm not interested. Goodbye" approach.
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 18:57, archived)
Its great for winding people up on a Saturday morning.
We do it for Lloyds Bank.
Watch out.
edit: sorry Lloyds TSB. I could get fired for that
(, Mon 13 Jan 2003, 19:00, archived)