@SchrodingersAlt It’s really strange living in an economy where businesses that are absolutely necessary for society have margins so low they’re considered uninvestable.
@billybrizzle420 If a superior at work invites you to anything off site, a meal, weekend activity etc. You CANNOT say no. This is like workplace politics 101 bro.
@annoyedcanuck1@punishedforest Think of the numbers as “Make me Move” numbers. A number they can’t refuse. Few of these sellers HAVE to sell. Only job loss, death, and divorce forces sellers.
@annoyedcanuck1@punishedforest Think of the numbers as “Make me Move” numbers. A number they can’t refuse. Few of these sellers HAVE to sell. Only job loss, death, and divorce forces sellers.
This boomer expectation of phone etiquette needs to die a quick death. A decade of most calls being spam/scammers has necessitated the change.
I’m not giving away a sample of my voice so someone can emulate it with AI and scam my mother.
Experienced a Zoomer picking up the phone without saying anything for the first time 😅
He sounded SO surprised I was calling. Son. You're submitting resumes. What about this is a surprise to you?!
@OchoReacts@shkrimps581@metalgearobama Who’s wearing a suit anymore? Pack your work clothes and change at the office (same goes for women with heals).
I’ve had a greater than 2 mile walk both ways as my commute before.
@lizisamused I’m a millennial and I’ve stopped saying anything when I pickup a call if I don’t recognize the number and am not expecting a call. (80% if it’s an unknown number I let it go to voicemail.)
The proliferation of spam and scams have changed the norms.