@caranorth11@BostonLogan The shuttle service is definitely annoying at Logan. As is the airport trans in ATL and MIA. Flying is so frustrating these days and overly expensive. 😩
@ChristyATucker No. I’ve never used it. I used to study Spanish using Rosetta Stone and I had gotten pretty far into it. Then I got way too busy to keep up with it. I’d love to get back to that.
@caranorth11 There was a real push for soft skill training in past years. That is no longer the case. Combine that with the impact of short hand texting, social media and a decrease in face to face interactions … something had to give.
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@ChristyATucker Your rates are what they are. He was still given an alternative option. If he wanted to speak that badly he would have utilized that to start of with until perhaps he can do a coaching call.