Service is Due
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Ever pay for something and not receive service?
Like when you go to McDonalds and order two BigMacs and get a Fillet-o-Fish instead. When you ask for the correct meal, the service is complacent, malcontent at best.
Or when you pump the quarters into the machine, and you hear the dreaded *clump* knowing that the machine ate your quarter.
Or when you pay 14.5% tax on everything you buy. I'm still waiting for THAT service...
Or when you pay $200/semester for an internet service you school shuts off for Thanksgiving Weekend, as if everyone has left.
Perhaps there is a way for people to give me money without rendering service. All of you can make cheques payable to Andrew MacGregor. Send it in the mail, those guys at Canada Post know me. Don't call us, we'll call you.
Like when you go to McDonalds and order two BigMacs and get a Fillet-o-Fish instead. When you ask for the correct meal, the service is complacent, malcontent at best.
Or when you pump the quarters into the machine, and you hear the dreaded *clump* knowing that the machine ate your quarter.
Or when you pay 14.5% tax on everything you buy. I'm still waiting for THAT service...
Or when you pay $200/semester for an internet service you school shuts off for Thanksgiving Weekend, as if everyone has left.
Perhaps there is a way for people to give me money without rendering service. All of you can make cheques payable to Andrew MacGregor. Send it in the mail, those guys at Canada Post know me. Don't call us, we'll call you.