And Miles To Go Before I Seek New Employment
Agent: “I sent in the paperwork over a week ago. Why hasn’t this been processed?”
Me: *looking up record* “I don’t see that we’ve received it. What address did you send it to?”
(The agent gives an address in Los Angeles of a company with a similar name we are not affiliated with.)
Me: “Our office is located in San Francisco. We’re not actually affiliated with the company in L.A.”
Agent: “Well, what do we do now?”
Me: “It’s possible that they’ll forward it to our address which is printed on the paperwork, but the fastest way would be for you to submit a new form.”
Agent: “Can’t you just drive over there and get it?”
Me: “Well, no, sir. It’s in L.A. and we’re in San Francisco.”
Agent: “So?”
Me: “It’s at the opposite end of the state.”
Agent: “You can’t just go get it?”
Me: “San Francisco is not near L.A.”
Agent: *angrily* “Well, how far is it?”
Me: “About 400 miles.”
Agent: “…”
Me: “It would take about nine hours in each direction.”
Agent: “You aren’t being very helpful.”
Question of the Week
What is the most stupid reason a customer has asked to see your manager?