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Clang!Did anyone else think of the "Bring out your dead!" Monty Python scene?
When we were first married mr les answered a call from an insurance co during dinner. I can hear him go off. He is ranting about how there is no way he is going to get insurance. If he is outta work then he doesn't think his wife should get a free ride. She should get off her a55 and work to support him, if she was working her lazy a55 would be too busy to get with someone else and a whole bunch of other stuff. The person hung up. He was giggling hysterically by the end.
Just not as gratifying as going off on one of those dolts...
I doubt a recording said I didn't hear what you said but I suppose it could. If thats the case I wasted some F bombs on a computer
You were probably talking to a computer program with voice recognition. When calling, for example, my cable company I often get something like "tell me what you want assistance with. Say 'internet', 'cable tv', or 'telephone'" and if I respond with something else or don't talk clearly, I get "I'm sorry, I don't understand what you said." So it's a bit more sophisticated than just a pre-recorded message, but no less annoying. My guess is that if you had said "I'll take two" or "My credit card number is ..." or my Social Security number is ...", they would have had no trouble hearing what you said.
In other words, you act normal?I just start blabbering nonsense words so I get an operator.
