browniehound
Well-Known Member
How about this one. A package is slightly torn, crushed or looking a little beat-up and the reciever wants you to mark it damaged. I usually just put "open" in the remarks column just to appease him. I never write damaged. However, I have this one dingle-head that flips out when UPS re-tapes his package and doesn't notify him. He is constantly pissing and moaning to me that its not right and unethical to re-tape his box and not notify him in some way and he doesn't even own the company. He just works there.
So, why should he care? He's not paying for it. Why does he insist that he be notified? He already knows its been re-packaged because he tells me its obvious. Why does he insist on recieving information that he already has?
I wouldn't care except I have to listen to it every time. I have to hide my true feelings (throwing him off the dock and kicking him in the face a few times) while he stands there and rips me and UPS a new one in a nasty tone. This is followed up by the usual "tell your supervisor I'm seriously considering switching to Fed-Ex (he doesn't make the shipping decisions).
Ok buddy, do you think Fed-Ex is going to notify you every time they re-tape a parcel?
It all comes down to a basic observation of the world of mine: Why do people get ticked off by such trivial matters? Is life that dull? Many people in this world have to worry about where to get clean water. Not this guy. Not being notified about re-taped parcels are top-priority on his worry list. Like leaving a parcel in the garage instead of the front door. Are they mad because they have to walk 10 feet to get their parcel? Unbelievable.
So, why should he care? He's not paying for it. Why does he insist that he be notified? He already knows its been re-packaged because he tells me its obvious. Why does he insist on recieving information that he already has?
I wouldn't care except I have to listen to it every time. I have to hide my true feelings (throwing him off the dock and kicking him in the face a few times) while he stands there and rips me and UPS a new one in a nasty tone. This is followed up by the usual "tell your supervisor I'm seriously considering switching to Fed-Ex (he doesn't make the shipping decisions).
Ok buddy, do you think Fed-Ex is going to notify you every time they re-tape a parcel?
It all comes down to a basic observation of the world of mine: Why do people get ticked off by such trivial matters? Is life that dull? Many people in this world have to worry about where to get clean water. Not this guy. Not being notified about re-taped parcels are top-priority on his worry list. Like leaving a parcel in the garage instead of the front door. Are they mad because they have to walk 10 feet to get their parcel? Unbelievable.