Re: Rude Ca****er at McDonald's Today

On Tue, 27 May 2008 13:57:16 -0500, geoffm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Geoff  Miller)
wrote:

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>Scott in SoCal  <scottenaztlan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
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>: Taken individually, they sound almost inconsequential.  But
>: taken together, they're clear evidence of an attitude problem.
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>> Funny, that's exactly the impression I got about the OP from
>> reading his posts. He and his mommy clearly have unrealistic
>> expectations.
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>Expecting an employee who's acting as the public face of a 
>company that wants people's patronage to at least pretend
>she's glad that customers have come to spend money there is
>unreasonable?  

Expecting a droid with almost zero training and not much more income
to be chipper 100% of the time is most definitely unreasonable. That
may be what they are being paid for, but they're simply not going to
be motivated to deliver it every working hour. That's reality.

>Look, Scott; we both know that you're going to argue just
>to argue, for the sheer ornery s****t of it

So now we understand why you jumped into this thread from outta
nowhere. :)

>> You have yet to establish that there is any McDonald's cor****ate
>> policy requiring every employee to kiss "Just Visiting's" ass.
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>Maintaining a pleasant, interested demeanor when dealing with
>customers is hardly tantamount to kissing their *****.

You have still failed to establish the McDonald's cor****ate policy
that requires a ****ft Supervisor to behave in the way "Just Visiting"
demands. On the contrary: the fact that this woman was PROMOTED to
****ft Supervisor is a pretty strong indication that management is
quite satisfied with her job performance.