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Same thing different taste
Adding insult to injury
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So sorry I called you a dingdong
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Lackey
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Don't you love people like that?
Spam her with all the formats!!
Why did you reply to number 1? To be on top? Attention *****.
Chill a bit. No need to be that mean. It's not just you though, I say this because I see it a lot; people getting toung lashings for not much at all. FML is a pretty aggressive, petty and mean-spirited place sometimes... it doesn't give a lot of desire to try to get amical with anyone around. Yea so some people deserve it, but no reason to hop to verbally bitch-slapping anyone and everyone around when the oppurtunity presents itself. Wish people could be more reasonable and kind.
26 - Its okay. 21 is only like this once a month.
What if she wants it in paper format? Because no one uses it anymore
Tell her she didn't request a format if she didn't request a format. Simple yes?
Dude, your comment is invalid. We went over this, that's not the requested format!
She might've set that as her automated response email (like a vacation response) just to mess with you.
Tell her off and then go get a beer...hopefully she isn't a very important client.
"Keeping a job 101" Chapter 1: Get the job. Chapter 2: Make some clients. Chapter 3: Tell your client to **** off! Chapter 4: Get a beer.
90- Uhh, yeah, she did. That's what "tell her off" means.
"tell her off" means something more like "reprimand" but more angry I think. It definitely doesn't mean "tell her to f*** off."
You should send it as a .fu
#3 and #9 - great minds think alike
No it really isn't
what's funny, is that the guy talking about 3 and 9 thinking alike, is #39 to comment :p
Anyone doing the lottery this weekend should choose 3, 9 & 39...
This.
Pleonasm I didn't want to like your comment because you already had 39 likes.........
I think you are right. Send her a message that as she is unable to tell you what format she wants, you are unable to comply with her request. As soon as she is able to let you know what the required format is, you will be happy to send her the requested file. Word that nice and polite, cc it to your manager. You are done. Every time she sends you the request, send her a form of this reply until she does.
Is there anyone else you can ask about this? If there's no one in your office, maybe google can be helpful.
Google search: "what format does my client want her document in?" I don't think the results are going to be specific enough for OP :/
Well, if it's a standard technician or processing job, a few key words in the search bar should be helpful.
I want Google to offer this crystal ball app.
You might try asking Suri.
*Siri
Ask her what ******* format???????
I hope she's being charged by the hour. So many hours wasted changing the format = so much commission!
Ask, just might work.
Save it as an all-format file, then she can pick which she wants on her end.
do they have a .fucku format?
Maybe she'll tell you if you ask her what it is. For all we know, she may think she told you and thinks you're just stupid.
Loosely speaking, that phrasing could mean that OP expected her to have told OP but she didn't, and it sounds a lot less lazy than saying "she still hasn't told me which format to use." I highly doubt that the lady, when asked "which format do you want?" would just tell OP to **** off. She's "annoying", not psychotic.
Keywords
You should send it as a .fu
Don't you love people like that?