I can't prove it but I suspect it's deliberately planned that way, all in the hopes you'll get frustrated and hang up and just forget about whatever it is you wanted to talk to customer service about. I'm also fairly confident that if you were calling the number to the department that generates new sales, they would answer in no more then 3 rings and you would get a live salesperson on the line.
Walking down the street is a risk. In many areas, a big risk. If you have the proper testing apparatus, and are duly certain regarding monitoring, I would suggest that the risk may be less than others state is necessarily so. There is no necessarily true. And, as I have stated before, we all make very personal choices about our health. Not a one of us is living a risk free life. You balance what works for you. I let others suggest, including my doctors. But ultimately must make the important decisions myself. They, and we, only know a little. If I had to eliminate all known risks in my life, it would be boring indeed. I would be stagnant and paralyzed. Better to happily enjoy life, with one's eyes open.Yes - it's a risk I shouldn't really take any more - although it's gonna be kinda like pushing away a loved one - that I've loved for over half a century - and regularly consume on a daily basis - a stalwart of my life and lifestyle - and I'm kinda worried how I might be without coffee️ - or tea -
Good day Sub, I can believe that in some ways considering the things that I have walked into. Damn near knock myself loopy from walking into a store window one time, was seeing stars.obviously you are not as observant as me…
Yeah many struggle with such things, I'm reminded of my Father who in his late 60's developed COPD to the point of needing oxygen supplmentation. He had smoked heavily for years (at his worst 4 packs per day, since he was a chain smoker). When his doctor told him in no uncertain terms he needed to quit. He once confided to me during a phone call that he didn't think he would do it because he was sure he would be miserable and at the end of his life didn't want to sacrifice his habits in order to live a few years longer. To his credit he did quit not long afterwards although not so much due to the risk to his health from smoking but rather because of the risks of burning anything near the pure oxygen he was breathing in from his oxygen concentrator. He lived about another 10 years and then died peacefully in his sleep at age 78 when one night he just stopped breathing.Yes - it's a risk I shouldn't really take any more - although it's gonna be kinda like pushing away a loved one - that I've loved for over half a century - and regularly consume on a daily basis - a stalwart of my life and lifestyle - and I'm kinda worried how I might be without coffee
That reminds me of a politician of ours Victoria Atkins who was some kind of drugs minister and who couldn't talk about legalising cannabis because it was a conflict of interest with her husbands job - Managing director of british Sugar - who have the largest cannabis farm licensed in the UK.
There is a view on life that sums things up like this, "Every day you live is another day that you die.". Which is just a way of saying none of us can stop the inevitable.Walking down the street is a risk. In many areas, a big risk. If you have the proper testing apparatus, and are duly certain regarding monitoring, I would suggest that the risk may be less than others state is necessarily so. There is no necessarily true. And, as I have stated before, we all make very personal choices about our health. Not a one of us is living a risk free life. You balance what works for you. I let others suggest, including my doctors. But ultimately must make the important decisions myself. They, and we, only know a little. If I had to eliminate all known risks in my life, it would be boring indeed. I would be stagnant and paralyzed. Better to happily enjoy life, with one's eyes open.
@Steele Savage -- My best guess is your avatar is a bump stock. I would love to try one of those. I know that they are just a waste of ammo (and that would normally grind my gears) but they look like fun.
Good day old man. Eyes are driving me crazy right now but I’m trying to get use to it. Sometimes have to close one or the other to make out things. I get the other one done next week, I hope this will help at least match what my two eyes are seeing.Good day Sub, I can believe that in some ways considering the things that I have walked into. Damn near knock myself loopy from walking into a store window one time, was seeing stars.
Hope your eyes are on the mend today and not irritating in any way
If those with that view would lower their underpants and look out, they would see that every day you live is another brand-new day that nobody in the whole world will see -- no matter how important -- even one split-second before you do.
Jeez -- when I had mine done, they put an eye patch on it. So I wouldn't use it until it healed.Good day old man. Eyes are driving me crazy right now but I’m trying to get use to it. Sometimes have to close one or the other to make out things. I get the other one done next week, I hope this will help at least match what my two eyes are seeing.
‘Hope your day is good
What does it smell like?
Oh, I like the twinnings English breakfast, but I haven't seen the "strong" version before. Have to keep a look out!Luckily - I rarely if ever get headaches- coffee or not - I seem to function just fine - as long as I have strong tea - lol
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Not to mention William Randolf Hurst owned newspapers and paper mills....hemp wasn't getting in. And those scary jazz guys were using it,
lol.
Yes - it is very good and very tasty to me - but I'm sad to say that it contains caffeine - which is kinda dangerous considering I have Atrial fibrillation - so I'm gonna haveta give it up - which makes me sad
- so to cheer meself up - here's Harry and Paul - I have a friend whose cat would eat a bowl of cantaloupe, cut up in small squares.
They will probably try to put mrna in it somehow ..
Things that are irritating, does not have to be something major but small persistent irritating things can drive a person around the bend. You will be all ready to repeat again next week. But, you will have one good eye, all the better to wink at Mr.SubGood day old man. Eyes are driving me crazy right now but I’m trying to get use to it. Sometimes have to close one or the other to make out things. I get the other one done next week, I hope this will help at least match what my two eyes are seeing.
‘Hope your day is good
