I have just received my third call from the New York City Department of Health wanting me to take a survey. The woman said I'd be paid $30... Hmmmm... how long does it take? And she said "35 minutes." Forget it.
Second call I said that I had already said no.
Now, with this third call, I said, "I've already said no twice to this."
And she cops this attitude and says, "You don't even know why I am calling" and I
said "Yes, I do. You're doing a survey and I'll get paid $30 and it takes 35
minutes."
She says something about how it could take as little as 20 minutes, but in a condescending way, and I said, "Hey, don't be snotty
with me. I'd be the one doing you the favor if I said yes."
So she says, "This is a very important survey." I ask what it's about. And
she said "health practices and children."
I said, "I don't have any" and hung up.
You'd think if someone said no once, they'd take the name off the call list.
You know, I might have really done this if she hadn't been so snotty but what
went through my mind is that there could be some personal questions and I didn't
feel like sharing personal info about myself with Miss Snotti VonAttitude.
PS an hour later: Picked up the phone to make a call and realized I had a message. Uh oh. Turns out it came in this morning when I was taking a shower... and it was the NYC Department of Health. They surely want my opinion. That makes four calls.
PS an hour later: Picked up the phone to make a call and realized I had a message. Uh oh. Turns out it came in this morning when I was taking a shower... and it was the NYC Department of Health. They surely want my opinion. That makes four calls.
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