I am a trained observer of human behavior. I am obsessed in all details I see in people and their behaviors well as my own.
In my last post, I detailed my impression of a business poorly run. It is something I actually find amusing. Situations happen and life is too short to dwell on incidents past their shelf life. Sometimes, I find humor in these incidents and use them for humorous fodder for conversations, blogs, good stuff to tell at parties.
I sometimes feel sadness in interactions I see and a myriad of other feelings as my perception reads incidents.
I believe this is putting information together in my slice of this mystery I call life
CELLULAR 5
Painter: pris holbrook
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
The concept of , "the customer is always right," is dead!
Who really gets kicked out of places?
What type of business throws out a good, steady customer in today's economy?
What kind of business allows their employees to wield the power to alienate customers on a whim?
What kind of business seemingly make's no effort to promote good customer relations??
Gone is the day of, "The customer is always right."
This much I know to be true as I myself was recently kicked out of a branch of Enterprise-Rent-A-Car with no provocation on my part.
In my next blog entry, I will fill in the details of how I got kicked out of an Enterprise-Rent-a-Car location without the least bit of provocation (on my part.)
What type of business throws out a good, steady customer in today's economy?
What kind of business allows their employees to wield the power to alienate customers on a whim?
What kind of business seemingly make's no effort to promote good customer relations??
Gone is the day of, "The customer is always right."
This much I know to be true as I myself was recently kicked out of a branch of Enterprise-Rent-A-Car with no provocation on my part.
In my next blog entry, I will fill in the details of how I got kicked out of an Enterprise-Rent-a-Car location without the least bit of provocation (on my part.)
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
DAVID hockney awes me!
I look at this and each time it is fresh! From Hockney's early drawings, watercolor- like works, I have been moved. The simplicity of his technique, such as portraying water in a swimming pool, inspires me to want to pull out the brushes and paper and just loose myself in them.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
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