I wonder how many people just say "fuck off." I know I would.
this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2024
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I’ve responded to similar questions with “I will not explain.”
"No"
"Explain why you need to hear me?"
Don't owe an explanation about this works well also. Very direct way to close a failed sales attempt.
Bartleby the Scrivener that mofo
Whenever I encounter an unnecessary but mandatory phone number input I stop the process, search for a number of the company and use that.
This is genius
"No. You justify calling me on the phone first"
I have two voicemail messages from a Veritas guy. He called me to talk about something he needs to call another guy for, and right near the end he mentions that he has the guy's email and will just use that instead of the phone number for him that he was gonna use earlier in the message to me.
Or that's how the message was transcribed. The other voicemail was just a hangup from his number.
And there it sits as I don't even know how to go in and kill the message. I'll be with this company 10 years and have those two messages in my voicemail.
On most cell phones, holding the "1" button will automatically dial your voicemail.
shudders I hate that I recognise that page.
What page is it?
It's a standard contact page used by the UK government. Any time they might need to get in touch with you about whatever form you've just filled out, that bad boy is sitting there...mocking me and my reluctance to talk on the phone with anyone....
Whenever I've been called by them the person was nice
Oh definitely, I just really don't like talking on the phone. I live in Scotland, but I'm back home in Canada right now visiting my dad. I've had one call with my wife longer than 10 minutes since I landed 2 weeks ago. She's fine(ish) with it, because she knows it gets my anxiety on overdrive to talk on the phone. No idea why, I'm pretty ok with in person talking, but for some reason talking on the phone has me spiralling in a matter of minutes.
I think I can relate. I think that what makes phoning hard for me is that I can't see the face I'm talking to, which confuses my brain because it's missing a face to read. I usually get around it by looking at myself in a mirror. And as for pre-call anxiety... I haven't really found a way to get round that one yet :-/
Mama said I can't talk to strangers
"I'm too stupid for real time conversations, I need some time to think between interactions".
It's true enough.
you're not my mom, go fuck yourself