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That's absolutely the case at fairs. That's why I usually give away a "free" cooking show. I may get fewer leads, but at least everyone who enters is at least a little interested in a show. And I can give away more than one if I really need to fill my calendar.gilliandanielle said:Sorry- I have some pent up anger about that! I found that it is worse when you are doing a drawing (I got 100+ leads from a fair where they were entering for a stir-fry skillet). I think some people say yes or maybe because they think it increases their chances.
Chef_2_Four said:Why are people so stinking rude!! I'm doing my calls and the daughter answeres the phone and the mom decides she doesn't want to talk to me so she hangs up on me!! SHE was the one that said she was interested in a show. This is the 2nd time in a month! Tell me no, you don't have to be rude!!!
etteluap70PC said:For fairs I have a box on my slips that says "call me only if I win the prize"
It has helped alot! I know to throw those away.
etteluap70PC said:For fairs I have a box on my slips that says "call me only if I win the prize"
It has helped alot! I know to throw those away.
Love that!Chef Kearns said:I hate that rude hang up too!
What I do now is call back and say, "Uhm I think we were disconnected. Can I please speak to whomever." Because I'm putting on the syrup and being extra nice and polite that feel like the jerk they were and finally tell me that they just aren't interested. How hard is that to say?! What do they think we are going to do? Fire bomb their house?!
There are a few possible reasons for the increase in rude behavior. One factor could be the rise of technology and social media, which can make it easier for people to hide behind screens and say things they wouldn't normally say in person. Additionally, the fast-paced nature of modern life and the pressure to constantly be productive can lead to people being more impatient and less considerate of others.
While parenting certainly plays a role in shaping a child's behavior, it is not the sole determining factor. There are many other influences, such as peers, media, and personal experiences, that can also impact how a person behaves. It is important to remember that individuals are ultimately responsible for their own actions and should be held accountable for them.
One strategy is to lead by example and treat others with kindness and respect, even in difficult situations. It can also be helpful to communicate openly and calmly with someone who is being rude, as they may not even realize the impact of their behavior. Additionally, setting clear boundaries and not tolerating rude behavior can send a message that it is not acceptable.
It is important to recognize that rude behavior is not exclusive to any one culture or region. Every society has its own customs and norms, and what may be considered rude in one may not be in another. It is important to be mindful of cultural differences and approach situations with an open mind and a willingness to learn and adapt.
Rude behavior can sometimes be a symptom of an underlying issue, such as anxiety, depression, or a personality disorder. It is important to approach the situation with empathy and try to understand the root cause of the behavior. Encouraging the person to seek professional help may be beneficial in addressing any underlying mental health concerns.