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It's almost the exact opposite of that, it's making an unreasonable demand specifically to suss out if the other person is just telling you what they think you
by cmiller1 3y ago
It's almost the exact opposite of that, it's making an unreasonable demand specifically to suss out if the other person is just telling you what they think you want to hear or is engaging in the task in good faith.
- feoren 3y agoIf that were true, then "I'm sorry, I don't think we can accommodate that particular request. Can we negotiate on the exact details? We can provide not-from-concentrate store-bought orange juice ..." should pass the test. But this author unequivocally states that saying they can't do it is a hard fail. I'd be happy to fail this test and dodge the bullet of an unreasonable client.
- cmiller1 3y agoAhh yeah, I'm not sure I agree with the author there.
- AtlasBarfed 3y agoSo it's the "only green M+Ms" request of Led Zepplin to make sure the concert venues were reading the contracts?