Should I contact T-Mobile or just ignore it?

[WillParkinson]

Last night our internet speeds were seriously low (like 1/3 of what they normally are). I contacted T-Mobile customer support. The woman was polite, engaging, and helpful. She couldn't fix the problem (because I didn't know the pin number Paul used to set up the account), and I told her I'd have Paul check tomorrow.

We said our good byes, and then before she logged out she told me how god had made the day or some shit.

I was shocked, but didn't say anything other than bye.

The question: Do I contact corporate? I don't care what you believe, but it really isn't appropriate to say in chat while you're at work.

[Auggie]

1. It isn't appropriate, but I'd ignore it ...

or laugh it off.

[Duppers]

2. I vote to ...

Tell them.

Something like that happening is quite unprofessional.

[Brainstormy]

3. like getting "god bless you" at

the grocery store. EVERY SINGLE TIME. It annoys me but I try to think of ignorance as a handicap and dredge up some compassion for the poor things.

[Walleye]

4. Same here. But usually their intentions are good so I don't take offense

[MiHale]

5. Used to ask them...

“Which god?” The stunned look is priceless, followed by “huh?” or some equivalent.

[Mr.Bill]

12. The one that has me stumped is

"Have a blessed day". I still haven't found a come-back for that one. Anybody got one?

[MiHale]

13. Gesundheit..

[Mr.Bill]

14. I like that.

That will leave them confused.

[spike jones]

7. I respond with, "Thanks for nothing."n/t

[Susan Calvin]

9. I say

I'm an atheist but thank you anyway.

[Timeflyer]

6. I'm always tempted to reply with "Hail Satan" when I hear "have a blessed day,"

but resist the temptation and just say "thanks." It's a verbal tick for some people, kind of meaningless but shows where they're at as far as reasoning power, maybe. Keep it superficial.

[spike jones]

8. Once while standing in check-out line in a store the guy in front had on a cap with the word

“bible” on the back. I was curious what was on the front and he noticed me looking around to see it. He turned and said, “Have you found Jesus?” Without thinking I said, “I didn’t know he was lost.” He was an older guy and looked a little surprised and the two teenagers behind me snickered. I added,” When was he last seen?” The teens laughed out loud and the old guy looked confused and turned away.

[Susan Calvin]

10. I would call, but

It would be only for my own satisfaction. I really don't think anybody would do anything.

[Lady Freedom Returns]

15. My background in doing customer service for a while....

Go for it! And those calls are recorded and are used for quarterly employee review. So if she is saying this to others she will more than likely get a write up.

But if you add a complaint to the list, which if she is saying stuff like this to others she got. It will speed up the process.

[3Hotdogs]

16. Let it be. She is a person doing a shit job for shit wages. Her life is probably shitty enough.

If it were in a store and didn't involve a single person, I would feel differently.

About three years ago, I was in a White Castle (New Jersey) and Jesus was on the screen. No identifiable employee was involved. I complained to the number on the receipt and got a thank you and a coupon for a couple of free hamburgers.

Jesus hasn't been on the set during any of my subsequent visits.

Fuck.

No more free burgers for me.


3H

[redqueen]

17. I would leave it

If people of whatever religion say such things to be nice I have no issue with it.