this is what my work is like. picture me answering the phone....
Me: New Business, Stu speaking, how can I help?
Account Manager: Hi Stu, how are you?
Me : Fine th
Account Manager: Great. Great. Listen I've just had a call from one of my dealers it's five three six
Me: Oh, hang on
Account Manager: ...five seven nine eight three five in the name of Johnson.
Me: Okay, I'm looking at that now.
Account Manager: We've declined this one. Any reason why?
Me: Well, yes We couldn't trace the customer at first.
Account Manager: Right, okay
Me: And when we did it turns out he's dead.
Account Manager: I see I see Have we tried calling him?
Me: He's dead.
Account Manager: What about a bigger deposit?
Me: He's he's dead
Account Manager: Okay Guarantor?
Me: He's dead.
Account Manager: How, umm, how long has he been dead?
Me: Since 1811. The name on the proposal is Doctor Samuel Johnson. He was the author of the first English language dictionary, and he's dead.
Account Manager: Right. Right. Have we tried talking to the dealer?
Me: No. The customer is dead.
Account Manager: Right because we really don't want to lose this one to GE
Me: The customer has been dead for almost two hundred years.
Account Manager: What about with a shorter term?
Me: The customer is buried in Highgate Cemetery in London. He's been buried there since the time of the Napoleonic wars. He's dead.
Account Manager: What about sub-prime, would they look at it?
(Long pause)
Me: Yeah probably.
Me: New Business, Stu speaking, how can I help?
Account Manager: Hi Stu, how are you?
Me : Fine th
Account Manager: Great. Great. Listen I've just had a call from one of my dealers it's five three six
Me: Oh, hang on
Account Manager: ...five seven nine eight three five in the name of Johnson.
Me: Okay, I'm looking at that now.
Account Manager: We've declined this one. Any reason why?
Me: Well, yes We couldn't trace the customer at first.
Account Manager: Right, okay
Me: And when we did it turns out he's dead.
Account Manager: I see I see Have we tried calling him?
Me: He's dead.
Account Manager: What about a bigger deposit?
Me: He's he's dead
Account Manager: Okay Guarantor?
Me: He's dead.
Account Manager: How, umm, how long has he been dead?
Me: Since 1811. The name on the proposal is Doctor Samuel Johnson. He was the author of the first English language dictionary, and he's dead.
Account Manager: Right. Right. Have we tried talking to the dealer?
Me: No. The customer is dead.
Account Manager: Right because we really don't want to lose this one to GE
Me: The customer has been dead for almost two hundred years.
Account Manager: What about with a shorter term?
Me: The customer is buried in Highgate Cemetery in London. He's been buried there since the time of the Napoleonic wars. He's dead.
Account Manager: What about sub-prime, would they look at it?
(Long pause)
Me: Yeah probably.
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