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Robo Manners

Contributed by softerware on Saturday, 19th September 2020 @ 05:52:30 PM in AEST
Topic: HumorPoetry

If sales calls drive you bonkers too,
I have some options just for you.
The following have now been shown,
to restore our dial tones!

I ask what time they will be home;
the number of their private phone;
tell them I/'/ll call back instead.
and what time do they go to bed?

I love when they/'/re taking surveys.
I explain today’s the day
I can’t converse with robo-minions.
My wife said I can’t have opinions.

Donations usually come next.
I agree to write a check.
Most will usually hang up
when asked what time they’ll pick it up.

Ask them if they live alone.
Have a firearm in their home?
Their area code and zip code zone.
Do they own, or do they rent?
Can they name our president?
What’s their birthdate? Can they spell
their mothers maiden name as well?

For those who want a speedy end
to robo-calls I recommend
we keep a whistle near our phone.
I/'/m certain eardrums have been blown.

I don’t know what these folks expect.
Except they won’t be getting it.

Copyright Â© softerware ... [ 2020-09-19 17:52:30]
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Re: Robo Manners (User Rating: 1 )
by Aurelia on Sunday, 20th September 2020 @ 12:16:59 AM AEST
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The mother/'/s maiden name line made my chuckle! I hate sales calls but when they are, on the rare occasion, made by actual humans, I try to be as patient as possible. They/'/re people too, and I wonder what circumstances brought them to this kind of job that must be miserable most of the time. That said, asking for their info back would be a funny way to start a conversation for sure!

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