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I'm not sure. Admittedly, I genuinely try and avoid getting into pissing contents. Nobody wins, and you both get wet. In this case, though, the guy at Ocean s
by donw 15y ago
I'm not sure.
Admittedly, I genuinely try and avoid getting into pissing contents. Nobody wins, and you both get wet.
In this case, though, the guy at Ocean seems to think that he's far more important than anybody else at the table, including his customers.
As a business owner, this is not only a horrible attitude to take, but very dangerous. It's exactly like being the toughest kid in the neighborhood, which is great, until you meet the tougher kid from the next block over.
- manuscreationis 15y agoI'm not letting the PR guy or the company itself off the hook, they're completely the losers in this case. I just can't excuse either side when it devolves into 2 children kicking sand on each other. Someone needs to be the bigger man, or else you both end up looking like fools; Even if one fool is the bigger fool.
- crag 15y agoIt doesn't matter. There's an old saying, "The customer is always right". It doesn't matter if he is or isn't. You wanna stay in business, best to take that quote to heart.