Customer Service
Some person "broke" my dust pan. It is not easy to do that, but it no longer stood straight and tall, and I like to be able to sweep the dirt into the pan by myself, standing, so I wanted a new one. Liz was off to the store to find me a replacement, texting me, "Conway and the Dollar store don't have any."
She went to Dollar General, in the spot where Lenscrafter used to be... and returned with a Mr. Clean shiny blue standing dust pan. Beautiful!
It works and I was able to sweep up the kitchen again, where I had spilled some rice from the delicious chicken and rice I made the other day.
Chicken and Rice
Pour one cup rice into 11x13 inch pan, add 1 cup water, 1 can cream of chicken soup,
Cover with chicken slices, sprinkle one envelope dried onion soup over it, cover with foil,
Bake 1 hour at 375 degrees, uncover and brown.
The dust pan has a sticker on the handle with a customer service phone contact number. I can understand customer service for computers, appliances and televisions. I do wonder about customer service for a dust pan. I wonder where the operators are standing by, waiting for our calls, prepared for our questions.
"How does this thing work???"
"How can I empty it?"
"How many people does it take to use a dust pan?"
"Where is the cord?"
Do they hire people in foreign countries to answer the phones, and do they prepare them for the questions? I can see that my teens could not be qualified as you would have to have at least a college degree to have vocabulary explaining how to use and put away the dust pan. We have just evolved too far.
Good luck on this one, Customer Service reps.
She went to Dollar General, in the spot where Lenscrafter used to be... and returned with a Mr. Clean shiny blue standing dust pan. Beautiful!
It works and I was able to sweep up the kitchen again, where I had spilled some rice from the delicious chicken and rice I made the other day.
Chicken and Rice
Pour one cup rice into 11x13 inch pan, add 1 cup water, 1 can cream of chicken soup,
Cover with chicken slices, sprinkle one envelope dried onion soup over it, cover with foil,
Bake 1 hour at 375 degrees, uncover and brown.
The dust pan has a sticker on the handle with a customer service phone contact number. I can understand customer service for computers, appliances and televisions. I do wonder about customer service for a dust pan. I wonder where the operators are standing by, waiting for our calls, prepared for our questions.
"How does this thing work???"
"How can I empty it?"
"How many people does it take to use a dust pan?"
"Where is the cord?"
Do they hire people in foreign countries to answer the phones, and do they prepare them for the questions? I can see that my teens could not be qualified as you would have to have at least a college degree to have vocabulary explaining how to use and put away the dust pan. We have just evolved too far.
Good luck on this one, Customer Service reps.
*NOT* where LensCrafters used to be...that is ALSO a Family Dollar like at Brentwood...the Dollar General is where the laundry mat and health food stores used to be on North Bend!
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