STOP IT. Stop calling us at home. We mean it. It does you no good to call us, because there is literally nothing that you will say in your phone calls that will influence us, and all that you're doing is ticking us off by disturbing us at home.
This morning, the DNC called:
DNC: Hi, is this Nancy?
Me: Yes.
DNC: We're from the DNC, and we're calling you to . . .
Me.: Here's the thing: we're sick of these phone calls, and so we've made a
rule that whichever party calls us last is the party against whom we're
voting.
DNC: Oh, you're so full of it.
Me: [click]
Dear DNC: Your person was rude by calling me "full of it," so you're now at "vote -1." PLEASE DO NOT CALL ME TO APOLOGIZE. It's OK, though, if you find out who spoke with me this morning and reprimand her.
2 comments:
Luckily, I don't receive many phone calls from polling companies. Perhaps that is because I do not have a land line.
Thankfully, the election is less than 3 months away. We receive daily calls from the parties and pollsters.
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