I'll go first. When I used to work in a bank call centre, a credit line product was targeted more towards customers who had a history of paying credit card bills late but would ultimately pay their bills. I guess the intent was to collect more interest from such customers as they would have a higher likelihood of tardy payments.
customer service in public sector… truth is, if youre a karen for long enough on the phone if you feel that things are going slow, you actually get your way like 70% cos we dont want to waste time and emotional resource arguing with you. just want to close case. i tried telling my bosses before that it doesnt make sense that we bend over backwards to give priority to resolve the issues for these rude people — its like rewarding bad behavior. then she shot back if i want to be the one to argue with them on the phone for 2hr+ everyday to insist to them that they have to wait? and truth is 2hr+ on phone means you lose time you couldve spent closing like 4 simple cases. so sadly being a karen works if you want things to go faster for you lol
Ah yes, unfortunately that is how customer service works :/ applied to banks too in my time
Semicon. The first batch of any new device are almost always the worst quality wise. As process and yields improve, the quality also improves over time so buy after a few months.
Don't eat from the chocolate fountain. In order for chocolate to look shiny and not clog up the machine, cooking oil is added. There's also the fact that chocolate is expensive so everyday after service, all the chocolate is sieved through a strainer and gets reused for the next day. Top up with some chocolate and oil and you get an eternal chocolate fountain. Not forgetting that things do drop inside and kids love to dip their entire hand into it too, that's what makes the chocolate especially yummy. Everyday is your birthday/anniversary at hotels or high end restaurants. You get free complimentary cake slices or chocolate most of the time. You can ask for extra servings from Hotel high tea, they always have backups. Also, high tea is way overpriced for the amount/quality of food.
Will they not ask to see IC to verify birthday? 🫣
They generally don't. It implies a lack of trust in the customer and can be off putting
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