Something's really wrong with me. I hate talking on the phone, especially to strangers. I usually choke up. that's why I usually plan out what i want to say. Weird eh? Like today I called this place and they told me they don't do delivery to the general public and I asked if they would do it for a fee, and the lady didn't get me. Took me like 2-3 tries, rephrasing my sentence before she got it. And half the time, I could hear what she was saying too. Why can't they make voice communication better, clearer, more effective? So yeah, talking over the phone isn't exactly my favourite thing to do. But actually I just think it's only in Australia. I feel like they'll judge me over the phone.
Imagine this. Heard of the Advanced Medical Institute (AMI)? It's the ad on TV about ED, the one where they play the piano. Well imagine what those people who work as telemarketers for their hotlines, wonder what they could be talking about once the phones are put down. Or what goes through their mind when they're talking with the patients.
*Halfway in the conversation*
AMI telemarketer: "So can you describe your situation, sir?"
You: "I can't satisfy my partner. I can only last for 1 minute in bed."
AMI telemarketer: "What the f***? Hahahahaha a 13 year old pre pubescent kid could do better than you. You should just kill yourself! Do your girlfriend a favour and buy her a dildo or something! Hahahaha ROFL"
You: *puts gun in mouth and blows brains out* BAMM
AMI telemarketer: "What was that loud noise, sir? Hello? Hello? Anybody there? Damn that SOB had the nerve to put down the phone on me." *continues doing nails*
Ok that was a little crude, and not funny at all. My attempt at Chris Rock dirty humor failed.
And I feel this innate need to speak with an accent with white people, and the worst part is that I can't do it right. Sometimes I annoy myself so bad. And that's bad, because I have very little tolerance for people who annoy me. Gahh. What's wrong with me?
PMS? Hahah... Nah.. Stressed out maybe?
ReplyDeleteBut the accent thing.. I think it's normal? I think because when we speak with them we feel a need to revert to proper English from the usual Manglish we speak.. hence making it sound different and thus the accent.. lol.. My theory anyway, because I'm like that too..
But why the do we feel the need? I have friends who don't speak with an accent. Maybe it's just us. lol.
ReplyDeletelol. wait till u talk to Scottish ppl XD most of d brits are alright here. but up north, o.O. Margaret n Theresa are going to liv to study in sept. good luck to them (have u heard Jamie Carragher speak? should if u havent XD)
ReplyDeleteYeah. Good luck to them. LOL. Imagine if they come back speaking like Carragher. Then again, it's not like we understand her Margaret all the time, she speaking in Japanese or Korean. We probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Haha.
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