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Posted: September 23, 2005 7:31 am
by RinglingRingling
buffettbride wrote:
creeky wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
creeky wrote:Tell her how it makes you feel - this is more effective than the other angle of telling her she is acting inappropriately.

"IF" people realise the impact they are having on someone, they may curb their behaviour.
That's a great suggestion.


I would probably just give her a wedgie and think about spitting in her coffee or something. :wink:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: that is a good suggestion too ...

but could have some ramifications as to your employment status :lol:
yeah. but it would be hella fun.


then i might run over her cat. :lol: :lol:
That is the reason God made them the approximate width of a tire... :D

Posted: September 23, 2005 7:34 am
by RinglingRingling
LIPH wrote:
ToplessRideFL wrote:I would pull her aside and say.... My mother once told me if you have nothing nice to say ... say nothing at all. I have noticed that we didnt have the same Mother..... therefore will you please keep your comments to yourself?"

Dont wait for an answer. Just go on about your business.
And if that doesn't work, maybe a good b**** slap upside the head.
especially if it is done in the form of a good, roundhouse right with your full weight behind it, your fingers curled thru the handle of an oversized coffee mug. :D

Posted: September 23, 2005 11:09 am
by carolinagirl
Quiet and Shy wrote:If you like you're boss, you'd be doing them a big favor by calling this to their attention because it sounds like the kind of behavior that could ruin a small business like this. If your boss is smart, (s)he won't say you told on her, but will say something like:

"It's been brought to my attention that you've said some inappropriate things about customers...such as (examples are key). These types of comments are not appropriate because they are negative, demeaning, and (whatever else) and do not reflect the atmosphere and experience we want our customers to have here. Whether or not these comments are made directly to the customers, they are not appropriate. Please refrain from talking to or about customers or our business in this manner; instead, focus on showing our customers a friendly and positive attitude."

Then s(he) needs to make a written note of the conversation and date it.
Like Dear Abby says, cut this out, or in this case, print it out and show it to your boss, so she will know what to do!

Posted: September 23, 2005 11:16 am
by comemonday
Even if you can't avoid her, you can try to ignore her. You can just be really nice to the customers like you always were, and when she says something negative, be busy..... I'd think she'd get the hint after awhile, but you never know.... When we were younger, we had a friend that when she was "mad" at someone, she would be SUPER nice to everyone else, while blatantly ignoring the "maddee," might work in your case!

Posted: September 23, 2005 12:48 pm
by citcat
carolinagirl wrote:
Quiet and Shy wrote:If you like you're boss, you'd be doing them a big favor by calling this to their attention because it sounds like the kind of behavior that could ruin a small business like this. If your boss is smart, (s)he won't say you told on her, but will say something like:

"It's been brought to my attention that you've said some inappropriate things about customers...such as (examples are key). These types of comments are not appropriate because they are negative, demeaning, and (whatever else) and do not reflect the atmosphere and experience we want our customers to have here. Whether or not these comments are made directly to the customers, they are not appropriate. Please refrain from talking to or about customers or our business in this manner; instead, focus on showing our customers a friendly and positive attitude."

Then s(he) needs to make a written note of the conversation and date it.
Like Dear Abby says, cut this out, or in this case, print it out and show it to your boss, so she will know what to do!
That is exactly what I was gonna say!
You'd be doing the owner/boss a favor by saving her business. When I get treated badly at a business, I don't go back.
Or you could have some of your friends/relatives to come in and when the evil newbie says something bad about them, have them throw a hissie and demand to see the manager. 8)

Posted: September 23, 2005 12:48 pm
by buffettbride
I'm still for running over her cat. :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 1:17 pm
by krusin1
buffettbride wrote:I'm still for running over her cat. :lol:
So, we've acquired the cat? Has it eaten the fish yet?

Mustn't forget the fish part - important piece of the solution. :wink:

Posted: September 23, 2005 1:23 pm
by citcat
If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 1:25 pm
by krusin1
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 1:26 pm
by buffettbride
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.

Posted: September 23, 2005 1:30 pm
by citcat
I LOVE riding in limos!! Count me in. 8) :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 3:28 pm
by LaTda
OceanCityGirl wrote:She doesn't have a cat. But she has 3 fish. I know this along with a whole slew of other personal info including stuff about her miscarriage, her husband's business partner's dishonesty, the bank balance in a business account, etc. And it's been less then a week.
Tell her you know someone with 3 cats 8)

Tell the boss, it is impacting his business

or just set her up to be fired

google how to get even, it's a wonderful book 8)

Posted: September 23, 2005 3:47 pm
by krusin1
buffettbride wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.
Very cool. We should start it in the evening, hang out all night, take care of the whole cat situation, and end up with coffee at the shop in the morning!

:D

Posted: September 23, 2005 3:49 pm
by LaTda
krusin1 wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.
Very cool. We should start it in the evening, hang out all night, take care of the whole cat situation, and end up with coffee at the shop in the morning!

:D
BRILLIANT

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:32 pm
by ragtopW
buffettbride wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.



SHOTGUN!!!

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:42 pm
by buffettbride
ragtopW wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.
SHOTGUN!!!
Don't you want to ride in the back with me and the strippers? :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:53 pm
by carolinagirl
citcat wrote:
carolinagirl wrote:
Quiet and Shy wrote:If you like you're boss, you'd be doing them a big favor by calling this to their attention because it sounds like the kind of behavior that could ruin a small business like this. If your boss is smart, (s)he won't say you told on her, but will say something like:

"It's been brought to my attention that you've said some inappropriate things about customers...such as (examples are key). These types of comments are not appropriate because they are negative, demeaning, and (whatever else) and do not reflect the atmosphere and experience we want our customers to have here. Whether or not these comments are made directly to the customers, they are not appropriate. Please refrain from talking to or about customers or our business in this manner; instead, focus on showing our customers a friendly and positive attitude."

Then s(he) needs to make a written note of the conversation and date it.
Like Dear Abby says, cut this out, or in this case, print it out and show it to your boss, so she will know what to do!
That is exactly what I was gonna say!
You'd be doing the owner/boss a favor by saving her business. When I get treated badly at a business, I don't go back.
Or you could have some of your friends/relatives to come in and when the evil newbie says something bad about them, have them throw a hissie and demand to see the manager. 8)
Best plan yet! :D I'd pay to watch it...

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:54 pm
by ragtopW
buffettbride wrote:
ragtopW wrote:
buffettbride wrote:
krusin1 wrote:
citcat wrote:If she had a cat:
poor cat. :(
With an owner like her, the cat has suffered enough. And running over her pet doesn't sound like something that would hurt her feelings, since she doesn't have any! So run the heck over her !!! With a big SUV. With six people in it. And with 30 inch tires on it. 8) :lol:
Actually, I think that was in the original plan. Acquire cat, feed fish, run over cat, run over her.

The big SUV is a nice touch, though. :lol:
We could get an H2 Limo and make it a BN Phlocking.
SHOTGUN!!!








Don't you want to ride in the back with me and the strippers? :lol:




:o :o :o BACKSEAT!!!! :D :D 8)

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:55 pm
by carolinagirl
comemonday wrote:Even if you can't avoid her, you can try to ignore her. You can just be really nice to the customers like you always were, and when she says something negative, be busy..... I'd think she'd get the hint after awhile, but you never know.... When we were younger, we had a friend that when she was "mad" at someone, she would be SUPER nice to everyone else, while blatantly ignoring the "maddee," might work in your case!
Now that sounds kind of, um, catty. :lol:

Posted: September 23, 2005 9:56 pm
by buffettbride
carolinagirl wrote:
citcat wrote:
carolinagirl wrote:
Quiet and Shy wrote:If you like you're boss, you'd be doing them a big favor by calling this to their attention because it sounds like the kind of behavior that could ruin a small business like this. If your boss is smart, (s)he won't say you told on her, but will say something like:

"It's been brought to my attention that you've said some inappropriate things about customers...such as (examples are key). These types of comments are not appropriate because they are negative, demeaning, and (whatever else) and do not reflect the atmosphere and experience we want our customers to have here. Whether or not these comments are made directly to the customers, they are not appropriate. Please refrain from talking to or about customers or our business in this manner; instead, focus on showing our customers a friendly and positive attitude."

Then s(he) needs to make a written note of the conversation and date it.
Like Dear Abby says, cut this out, or in this case, print it out and show it to your boss, so she will know what to do!
That is exactly what I was gonna say!
You'd be doing the owner/boss a favor by saving her business. When I get treated badly at a business, I don't go back.
Or you could have some of your friends/relatives to come in and when the evil newbie says something bad about them, have them throw a hissie and demand to see the manager. 8)
Best plan yet! :D I'd pay to watch it...
That's a really good idea!! After we run over her non-existent cat, we can all go in for coffee and have her be mean to us and get her fired!!