My friend, a massage therapist, had this forwarded to him by a client. The kid in the video is her great-nephew. According to my friend, "it's hilarious that the only thing you can clearly make out is him saying "bullshit"".]]>
indeed, if we don't verify phone, address, and identify the caller, we get in trouble
i would say 6/10 times i take a call i can pull an account from caller id, but people call from cell phones, track phones, friends phones, work phones, even pay phones... and even if i can pull an account from cid, i am not to assume it is accurate until the caller confirms i am looking at the right account, it isn't too hard to spoof your caller id anymore
]]>A. It's not what you're upset about.
B. It makes the tone of the call argumentative for no reason.
C. It shows what a douchebag you are.
WHY did I waste 2 minutes watching that, when other people who hate "cute" like I do told me not to waste 2 minutes of my life watching it?
You were all right. If you hate "cute" as a selling point for shit, move on to the next entry...
]]>This reminded me of the little kid in Hanging Up trying out his new phone while imitating his drunken grandpa.
"Cleo, answer the goddam phone!"
]]>my favorite is when he climbs on the couch. so adorable.
]]>I hope next time there's a post of a flash animation puppy barking at a Best Buy customer service rep. which may or may not be real.
]]>That was the dumbest thing I've seen today
]]>@RagingBoehner: Quick! Post the youtube video via that neato new feature! :-)
]]>Wow, i guess you have to have kids to appreciate that. Pretty damn lame.
]]>Guess I'll need to be careful in front of the little ones, next time I have to call Verizon.
]]>good job.
]]>I expected to see a video of a kid who answered a telemarketing call from the cable company, and they then accepted the kid's incoherent babbling as "yes, I would like to subscribe to your most expensive offering."
That would have been even funnier. And yet, also sadder.
]]>Verification.
We're told to verify EVERYTHING. People change numbers. People call from work. Sometimes the caller ID just doesn't work, and shows a 0 for the number.
I'd say ours works properly about 60-70% of the time.
And that was adorable.
]]>@ClayS: Lawl!
]]>That is funny, funny stuff.
]]>I'm thinking it's really an old home video of Ben Popken.
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