Sorry for the late post.
I am pleased to announce the winners for Right/Wrong Challenge today. I'd like to say a big thanks to everyone for participating! It has been a great pleasure receiving your entries, they were all amazing!. A big thanks also to my friends who helped me choosing the best (3).
And now I'd like to congratulate
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MY ANSWER IS THE SELLER IS WRONG FOR THE SELLER IS ALWAYS WRONG (According to the question above).
To make the statement "IF THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT, THEN THE SELLER IS ALWAYS WRONG." true, let's assume that the seller is from a manufacturing company and his/her customer is a retailer or franchiser --- Saying that the customer is a seller too, therefore he/she is not always right.
~ the-abc-me
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I think the seller is wrong hehe simply because in English language most of its words have double meaning or more, like RIGHT, it can be correct, tells direction or maybe last name of a person, first name perhaps... The seller is wrong maybe because the customer's name isn't Right, maybe it's something or whatever... haha And the first sentence supports the second, that's why I think they are related and gives a hint about your question.
~ Jovelyn Cortez
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I'll be honest here. Working at McDonalds, people will see you as sub-human and expect you to bend over backwards for your minimum wage. People were significantly nicer to me when I wore makeup, which was pretty scummy because most days I didn't. I usually have to agree with the seller but then again, sellers can be jerks as well.
I wouldn't like it if I went to a fast food place that had employees with a poor attitude and cold food because my managers expected a lot of us- I would expect the same of anywhere I buy at. You're told to agree with the customer if they're in the wrong and curtsy even if they scream at you.
This clever riddle is based on the premise that somebody needs to be wrong to validate yourself. We're humans, not math problems or machines and we like to feel like we're being listened to. I think both parties need to work together and neither should be left feeling like they got cheated or trampled on.
~ E-Ende
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Winners will receive the prizes as what has been said in the first post. Winners will be notified and all the questions/confusions will be answered thru pm.
I also want to congratulate all of the peeps who entered; The challenge received not-so-many but great entries. Some of them are serious words along with stories, logic and wittiness, and some are funny. My only regret is that there can only be (3) winners.
I'll be having more contests in the future, and next time more prizes are guaranteed!
Right/Wrong Challenge
I am pleased to announce the winners for Right/Wrong Challenge today. I'd like to say a big thanks to everyone for participating! It has been a great pleasure receiving your entries, they were all amazing!. A big thanks also to my friends who helped me choosing the best (3).
And now I'd like to congratulate
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MY ANSWER IS THE SELLER IS WRONG FOR THE SELLER IS ALWAYS WRONG (According to the question above).
To make the statement "IF THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT, THEN THE SELLER IS ALWAYS WRONG." true, let's assume that the seller is from a manufacturing company and his/her customer is a retailer or franchiser --- Saying that the customer is a seller too, therefore he/she is not always right.
~ the-abc-me
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I think the seller is wrong hehe simply because in English language most of its words have double meaning or more, like RIGHT, it can be correct, tells direction or maybe last name of a person, first name perhaps... The seller is wrong maybe because the customer's name isn't Right, maybe it's something or whatever... haha And the first sentence supports the second, that's why I think they are related and gives a hint about your question.
~ Jovelyn Cortez
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I'll be honest here. Working at McDonalds, people will see you as sub-human and expect you to bend over backwards for your minimum wage. People were significantly nicer to me when I wore makeup, which was pretty scummy because most days I didn't. I usually have to agree with the seller but then again, sellers can be jerks as well.
I wouldn't like it if I went to a fast food place that had employees with a poor attitude and cold food because my managers expected a lot of us- I would expect the same of anywhere I buy at. You're told to agree with the customer if they're in the wrong and curtsy even if they scream at you.
This clever riddle is based on the premise that somebody needs to be wrong to validate yourself. We're humans, not math problems or machines and we like to feel like we're being listened to. I think both parties need to work together and neither should be left feeling like they got cheated or trampled on.
~ E-Ende
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Winners will receive the prizes as what has been said in the first post. Winners will be notified and all the questions/confusions will be answered thru pm.
I also want to congratulate all of the peeps who entered; The challenge received not-so-many but great entries. Some of them are serious words along with stories, logic and wittiness, and some are funny. My only regret is that there can only be (3) winners.
I'll be having more contests in the future, and next time more prizes are guaranteed!
Right/Wrong Challenge
