@AyoCaesar Oh noooo!! I get you - removal can be tricky depending on product - I like to use easy soak off formulated products - if they’re just for the odd occasion maybe sticky tabs would work for you with press ons? They’re like double sided tape and don’t do any damage! X
@AyoCaesar Press ons are a great alternative if you don’t pick them off but I love working with gel extensions for length if your nails are currently short! Enhancements shouldn’t ruin your nails - see a private nail tech who’s well trained and into their education! Xxx 2/2
@AyoCaesar Hey cutie - nail tech here! You can request your nail tech doesn’t use an efile but if they’re correctly trained they shouldn’t be ripping up or damaging your nails! If they’re currently damaged then IBX treatment is great along with loads of cuticle oil daily 1/2
@AsdaServiceTeam@asda hey! I bought some measuring spoons and removed the tag but have just realised the tablespoon measurements still say teaspoon!! V confusing - what can I do? X
@PatioMandy Instructed sure, I appreciate what you’re saying, but as someone who has spent a decade in customer service, yelling at a customer isn’t acceptable, especially for non-malicious behaviour.
@TPEassist hey, I’m on the 1612 Liverpool L St to Glasgow Central. Generally have a lovely time on your trains and with your staff but I’ve just noticed one of the staff on the train being needlessly abrupt to another passenger in 1st class 1/2…
Just not sure the behaviour towards clients like this is acceptable and I now feel very uncomfortable in spite of the fact she wasn’t speaking to me and I’ve done nothing ‘wrong’, but neither has this other person!! X
Instead of saying ‘excuse me’ she’s walked up behind a customer and near shouted ‘can you move your feet I’ve asked you three times’ and has caused a bit of a stir and tension. I believe it’s the person looking after the catering, not the conductor. Pls help? -AJ
Did you know that in the original Gregorian Calendar the months had different names?
January was Greg
February was Ian
March was Greg
April was Ian
May was Greg
June was also Greg
July was Ian
August was Greg
September was Ian
October was Ian
November was Ian
December was Greg