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There was an old episode of Grey's Anatomy where someone had this same disease. And they were cutting off the tree parts in the hospital. At one point they cut into a large, protruding piece, and a family of black spiders came crawling out and I thought my wife was going to pass out.
Post subject: Re: Rewrite an Iconic Movie Scene Starring an RMer
Posted: Sun May 20, 2018 11:18 pm
Looks Like a Cat
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 11:28 pm Posts: 14540 Location: Space City
The Argonaut wrote:
washing machine wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
washing machine wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:
All I can do is apologize and try to be better, Ash. I know how gross and cruel I was yesterday and I know I'll feel terribly about it for a long time. As I should. I don't deserve to feel good right now. But I am sorry.
There was some good to come from you sharing that experience, actually. Last night we were short staffed and I had to help out a bit behind the bar (wasn't happy about it.) Some asshole came and asked me for water. Rather than do what I wanted to do (not even look up and instead point to the water jug halfway across the room like it was obvious) I smiled and poured her a water. It was a fake smile, and I didn't fill it up all the way because I was way too busy, but I knew it was better than being rude. Basically, I thought about your post and did the opposite.
Wow, you guys are bad at customer service
No we're not. I'm just not a bartender.
This is (one of) the same problem(s) in joe's story. You're assuming that your customers know as much about your job as you do. Knocking on the glass seems innocuous to people who don't work in glass booths. People standing behind bars look like bartenders. How is she supposed to know that you are some fancy Mr. Manager. And, btw, Mr. Manager should be demonstrating better customer service than rudely pointing at a jug of water and making people feel stupid for not knowing how this place that you spend every day in functions. Basic stuff, Mr. Manager
Read my story again.
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Post subject: Re: Rewrite an Iconic Movie Scene Starring an RMer
Posted: Mon May 21, 2018 1:55 am
The Master
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 4:18 am Posts: 28121
tragabigzanda wrote:
Say Anything
EXT: A nice suburban home, sizable yard with good landscaping. LLOYD DOBLER exits his BLUE CHEVY MALIBU. He walks with purpose into the yard, pressing play on a large boombox stereo before raising it over his head. Phil Collins's "In Your Eyes" is projected from the stereo, while LLOYD directs the sound towards the house of his romantic pursuit, DURDENCOMMATYLER.
INT: The bedroom of DURDENCOMMATYLER. Posters for popular bands and theatrical plays adorn his walls; on his desk, trinkets and mementos typical of a white suburban teenager.
DURDENCOMMATYLER hears the song projected from LLOYD DOBLER'S boombox, and walks cautiously towards his bedroom window. He opens the window to better hear the music.
DURDENCOMMATYLER: Hur-dur-gurbldy-dur!
DURDENCOMMATYLER crumples up a piece of paper and throws it out the window, in the general direction of LLOYD DOBLER.
Post subject: Re: Rewrite an Iconic Movie Scene Starring an RMer
Posted: Mon May 21, 2018 2:07 am
Production Police
Joined: Tue September 24, 2013 5:56 pm Posts: 47107 Location: In the oatmeal aisle wearing a Shellac shirt
spike wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
Say Anything
EXT: A nice suburban home, sizable yard with good landscaping. LLOYD DOBLER exits his BLUE CHEVY MALIBU. He walks with purpose into the yard, pressing play on a large boombox stereo before raising it over his head. Phil Collins's "In Your Eyes" is projected from the stereo, while LLOYD directs the sound towards the house of his romantic pursuit, DURDENCOMMATYLER.
INT: The bedroom of DURDENCOMMATYLER. Posters for popular bands and theatrical plays adorn his walls; on his desk, trinkets and mementos typical of a white suburban teenager.
DURDENCOMMATYLER hears the song projected from LLOYD DOBLER'S boombox, and walks cautiously towards his bedroom window. He opens the window to better hear the music.
DURDENCOMMATYLER: Hur-dur-gurbldy-dur!
DURDENCOMMATYLER crumples up a piece of paper and throws it out the window, in the general direction of LLOYD DOBLER.
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