Why are after-service #surveys so ubiquitous these days? They can't possibly provide a statistically reliable feedback. And yet, call the cellphone company to add a phone: "can you hold for a survey?" Get home from the airport and check email "Tell us about your flight!!" I was overseas recently and a hotel booking I'd made hadn't been conveyed to the hotel, who were full, so I paid 50c/minute (international roaming) to sit on hold for 30 mins for the website's helpdesk, after which "would you mind staying on the line to take a quick survey?" Yes, actually, I would mind. I'm not paying extra 50 cents to provide you my feedback
Today I had to pay an ungodly amount of money for my daughter's college room & board; but before I could exit the payment website, this:
I'm sorry, does the new Arsenal strip really say "Visit Rwanda" on the sleeve?
https://www.arsenal.com/news/introducing-our-new-202324-adidas-home-kit
An' then oi sez to him, aye, Charlie, it's no Himalayas but at least it's not feckin' Skegness. #GoatsofBournemouth
Either the world is even worse than I thought, or MSN really needs to fix the algorithm on their "Good News" page.
Prompt: "write a song about econometrics in the style of Fiddler on the Roof."
@buddyyakov
Globalist, humanist, atheist, dogist, consultant.