I had a recorded today for a house that over the year I probably have to knock on the door every other day and when they do answer it's never the front door, it's always around the back and that's after a long wait. I'm not a patient person so don't like being made wait.
Today the car wasn't there and having knocked and seeing no sign of life I wrote out the card and moved on. Three houses up as I was going around the corner coming out of a garden I caught glimpse of the guy stood outside his door looking my way.
I didn't go back and I hope he enjoyed his trip to the callers office.
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Making us wait
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DGP1
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Re: Making us wait
I didn't go back and I hope he enjoyed his trip to the callers office.
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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korky
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Re: Making us wait
I like the "you didn't even knock" comments,
especially once when it was a grey surcharge card and another, a mock 739 that bt?virgin? flyer they did a while since
especially once when it was a grey surcharge card and another, a mock 739 that bt?virgin? flyer they did a while since
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eastie
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Re: Making us wait
got a classic today.
A bloke on my round had a surcharge for a special delivery letter that he had to pay £5.50 plus £1 handling charge .
On opening the letter it was a final warning from his boss
He wasnt best pleased
A bloke on my round had a surcharge for a special delivery letter that he had to pay £5.50 plus £1 handling charge .
On opening the letter it was a final warning from his boss
He wasnt best pleased