Posted by
cal, 15:55, 1st December 2003:
I just got a sandwich from subway. the guy had cut the bread wrong, so when i picked it up to eat it, the contents dropped out. urgh
i'll complain at anything, whereas becky wont complain however bad something is. how bad does something have to be before you'll complain?
Posted by
trim..., 15:57, 1st December 2003:
i'll complain if it doesnt involve too much effort or if its caused me great financial loss... or i might just complain if i'm in a bad mood and want someone to take it out on :)
Posted by
Brock, 15:59, 1st December 2003:
Tricky. I always struggle to complain when it's not the direct fault of the person that I am complaining to (ie poor service from large corporations). I'd rather vent my spleen at the person at fault than some poor sap with the right uniform on.
Too soft by half, me.
Posted by
Grim..., 16:59, 1st December 2003:
I complain a lot =]
Did you get a new sandwich?
Posted by
Grim..., 17:07, 1st December 2003:
If I remember, our Grandmother used to complain about things a lot.
Perhaps it's genetic?
Posted by
cal, 17:26, 1st December 2003:
i was back at the office when i noticed. i'll complain next time i go :)
Posted by
Sul, 19:11, 1st December 2003:
I hardly ever complain. I'm a wimp :(
Posted by
cal, 20:47, 1st December 2003:
we should go out for a drink some time....
oh, i see what you mean :/
Posted by
jeffld, 03:26, 2nd December 2003:
I think I may have it down to a mathematical formula.
Amount of complaints I give = (Amount of complaints I get) * (grams of caffiene taken that day.)
Posted by
RUSS, 08:39, 2nd December 2003:
well i went to the sandwich shop round the corner from work and they tryed to charge me 85p for a jam doughnut, i told them to keep it.
Posted by
tommorris, 11:27, 2nd December 2003:
Complaining rules. My favourite are those bastards at TV Licencing.