Re: Trying this out

"news" <news@news.net> wrote in message news:g53of3$eg9$1@aioe.org...
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> "Vickie" <vkrajnik@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> "tbd" <tbd888@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Vickie, do you ever sleep?
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>> _______
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>> First off, I want to say, do you know how cool it is when someone uses
>> your name, tbd?
>> I find it utterly pleasing. lol
>> I wish my husband said my name more, that and endearments of course.  But
>> really there is something about hearing (seeing) my name that makes me
>> happy.
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> Grrr, that is something that *totally* irritates me!
> I *do not like* it when someone that I do not know well uses my name in
> conversation. It's like they went to Sales101 and one of the first lessons
> was "to establish a rapport with your client/buyer/mark/target and make
> them more likely to buy what you're selling, remember their name and use
> it often!"
> I deal with sales reps on a regular basis, and the clueless and pushy ones
> have a habit of doing this. It makes me want to not do business with them.
> I know my name, damn it, so stop repeating it!
> Rant over.

Hells bells!
Of course I am not happy over Jo Schmo talking down to me and putting my
name in every other sentence!

My husband and tbd are not trying to sell me a car.  Are you tbd?

Vickie
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