Unfortunately, there are too many customers (and people) like this anymore. Even when I would tell customers I was hard of hearing and to please slow down, I got that kind of attitude. Gees, if I were in wheelchair, would they yell at me for not getting something off the top shelf for them?
One of the few episodes of King of the Hill I actually watched was the Rashoman-esque episode. When it came to Boomhauer’s turn, he spoke normally and was relatively erudite and articulate. Everyone else talked like he usually did. I found it quite amusing.
Unfortunately, there are too many customers (and people) like this anymore. Even when I would tell customers I was hard of hearing and to please slow down, I got that kind of attitude. Gees, if I were in wheelchair, would they yell at me for not getting something off the top shelf for them?
Don’t answer that.
MicroMachine spokesman-talk should be a party trick, not a standard of living.
I think John “guy from the Micro Machines commercials” Moschitta would very much like to be able to keep his career, actually.
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It’s Boomhauer! (Google it)
One of the few episodes of King of the Hill I actually watched was the Rashoman-esque episode. When it came to Boomhauer’s turn, he spoke normally and was relatively erudite and articulate. Everyone else talked like he usually did. I found it quite amusing.
One of my favorite scenes from that brilliant show!
If I can talk at that rate and still be understood clearly, then this guy has no excuse.