My favorite story involving this guy is this one day he came in for a video shoot - we have our own small green-screen studio. But he makes it a point to walk into my editing suite and tell me "You know, I have a doll that looks just like you..." Confused more than anything, I just say I don't know what he's talking about. But apparently I had cut him off because he continues on with "And every evening I stab it with needles." Luckily our office manager came in to ask me a question and he walks off so I don't have to give him any sort of reply. But man. Who says that kind of thing?
Hooked wrote:I think he he was implying he had a voodoo doll of me and was trying to inflict harm upon me.
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A different advertising guy likes to email me with as little detail as possible, making me decipher what he's saying a lot of the time. Once he emailed me with the subject of "Lasagna", attached with a photo of lasagna, and a message consisting of only "Please call me about this."
Hooked wrote:I work for my dad and some of these guys just have problems with me editing their stuff. They think they deserve my dad's 25 years of expertise instead of some young guy that just started, although I've been doing this for 5-6 years now. Also this guy gets upset over very minor things. We work at such a fast pace that we sometimes slip up and rely on the clients to catch stuff, which we of course fix. It's not uncommon to edit four commercials before lunch. But this guy wants everything perfect the first time we send it to him.
that shiny mudkip wrote:Hooked wrote:
A different advertising guy likes to email me with as little detail as possible, making me decipher what he's saying a lot of the time. Once he emailed me with the subject of "Lasagna", attached with a photo of lasagna, and a message consisting of only "Please call me about this."
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megamoose wrote:OH BOY, MY TIME TO SHINE!!!!
Balubish wrote:I would guess he scratched his head and the ass at the same time not figuring out how to solve it and did the most "last resort thinking" and connected the anglegrinder and started cutting up the whole thing.
L0wsound wrote:megamoose wrote:OH BOY, MY TIME TO SHINE!!!!
I'd have just made up some bullshit about how that register can't scan in the flowers at that register and you can't sell beer without a date of birth or it's your job. I've seen waitresses give that line (if they sell aclohol without seeing ID they lose their job, no one (usually) wants to cause someone else to lose their job).Balubish wrote:I would guess he scratched his head and the ass at the same time not figuring out how to solve it and did the most "last resort thinking" and connected the anglegrinder and started cutting up the whole thing.
Oh my fuck. You weren't kidding. Did he do much damage?
Balubish wrote:So he basicly had to pay 1000bucks for a dead cat lol.
flufffage wrote:a female hippie organic-farmer, a nearly-elderly architectural biographer and a 17 year old trumpfan dudebro walk into a sweater shop and each ask out the shopgirl.
its been an eventful 2016.
Hooked wrote:So glad I don't work in retail or customer service so I don't have to deal with that kind of bullshit.
And good god, not even my middle school art teacher was that insane Lia. And she would "touch up" students' art.
Lia_Rein wrote:occasionally screaming for attention
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