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A few years ago I ordered a pizza. As soon as I hang the phone up, rain started pouring down intensely.
Given that on previous occasions pizza deliveries were suspended when there was bad weather, I assumed they wouldnât send anything to my place that day so I prepared myself something to eat and spent the evening watching TV or reading or playing video games.
About two and a half hours later there was a knock on my door and I opened it to a drenched guy in a Hazmat-like poncho holding a pizza while saying:
Delivery Guy: âIâm sorry it took so long to get here. Itâs raining a little bit but donât worry, your pizza is dry. Cold, but dry. And itâs free because of the delay.â
I told him Iâd pay him anyway and he refused to take my money but accepted it after asking him to take it as a tip for himself.
I think itâs been the most expensive cold pizza Iâve ever bought but he deserved it.
How To Make âPhoning It Inâ Really Work For You
When I started as an electronics broker over seventeen years ago, they sat me next to a lady who had been with the company forever to get a feel for what to do with my day. The company had a goal of 100 outgoing phone calls per day and two-plus hours of talk time.
After Iâd spent a few days eating the phone and having huge numbers, [Lady] told me to knock it off and showed me âthe right wayâ to do the job. On a small index card, she had written approximately forty phone numbers of people who never answered the phone â CEO, CFO, and VP direct dials. She knew that every time she called there was fifteen seconds of ringing and a ten- to twenty-second voicemail greeting, and then she would leave a silent voicemail for maybe another thirty to forty-five seconds. By the end of her list, she had an hour of talk time and forty outgoing phone calls.
She would then make ten to fifteen real calls for things that were actually work or follow-ups with customers, and then sheâd do it again for the second half of the day. The rest of the time, she played solitaire on her computer or did crosswords under her notepad. She had set customers that gave her X amount of business every month and she would take care of them, and sheâd BS the other 80% of her job.
In 1997, she was earning $90,000 per year doing that.
Yakety Sax 6 months ago
When Itâs Good To Be Left High And Dry
A few years ago I ordered a pizza. As soon as I hang the phone up, rain started pouring down intensely.
Given that on previous occasions pizza deliveries were suspended when there was bad weather, I assumed they wouldnât send anything to my place that day so I prepared myself something to eat and spent the evening watching TV or reading or playing video games.
About two and a half hours later there was a knock on my door and I opened it to a drenched guy in a Hazmat-like poncho holding a pizza while saying:
Delivery Guy: âIâm sorry it took so long to get here. Itâs raining a little bit but donât worry, your pizza is dry. Cold, but dry. And itâs free because of the delay.â
I told him Iâd pay him anyway and he refused to take my money but accepted it after asking him to take it as a tip for himself.
I think itâs been the most expensive cold pizza Iâve ever bought but he deserved it.
Yakety Sax 6 months ago
How To Make âPhoning It Inâ Really Work For You
When I started as an electronics broker over seventeen years ago, they sat me next to a lady who had been with the company forever to get a feel for what to do with my day. The company had a goal of 100 outgoing phone calls per day and two-plus hours of talk time.
After Iâd spent a few days eating the phone and having huge numbers, [Lady] told me to knock it off and showed me âthe right wayâ to do the job. On a small index card, she had written approximately forty phone numbers of people who never answered the phone â CEO, CFO, and VP direct dials. She knew that every time she called there was fifteen seconds of ringing and a ten- to twenty-second voicemail greeting, and then she would leave a silent voicemail for maybe another thirty to forty-five seconds. By the end of her list, she had an hour of talk time and forty outgoing phone calls.
She would then make ten to fifteen real calls for things that were actually work or follow-ups with customers, and then sheâd do it again for the second half of the day. The rest of the time, she played solitaire on her computer or did crosswords under her notepad. She had set customers that gave her X amount of business every month and she would take care of them, and sheâd BS the other 80% of her job.
In 1997, she was earning $90,000 per year doing that.
TStyle78 6 months ago
I thought it was always open.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 6 months ago
They never closed it, especially around politicians.
milnerdd2 Premium Member 6 months ago
DNC described
Westpizza 6 months ago
DNC this week
treutvid 6 months ago
WIDE open in Chicago this week.
dflak 6 months ago
Now we know what Pandora really released.
rockyridge1977 6 months ago
âŠ..and that is a BIG box!!!!!
Daltongang Premium Member 6 months ago
Trumps entire campaign in one comic. Well done Aunty, well done.
jango 6 months ago
âClowns to the left of me,
Jokers to the right,
Stuck in the middle with you"
ladykat Premium Member 6 months ago
Some politician.
ChessPirate 6 months ago
Bean. It was Mr. Bean⊠âș
assrdood 6 months ago
Be alert! The world needs more âlertsâ.
cuzinron47 6 months ago
And who ordered them in the first place.
oakie817 6 months ago
mr. bean!
wildlandwaters 6 months ago
âŠanâ not only that, theyâre breeding like bunnies!!