Yes, sometimes you have to be willing to stand there and make all their customers feel uncomfortableOriginally Posted by lizbids
You know though? I used to be the type to scream and yell, but now I just quietly demand and hold my ground. Once they realize you're not going away, that you WILL be that thorn in their side before they change their tune, they usually acquiesce. STAND YOUR GROUND. To me, success is reserved for those who are persistent..
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03-03-2007, 05:14 AM #11
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