14, 86. 69

[simplyanother]

Or whatever.

To the idiots who think it's sufficient to just give the last TWO digits of your zip...it's NOT. I know you think that EVERYONE must live in the same city as you, but, guess what? They don't. So don't just say "one four"..."eight six" or whatever when I'm expecting a 5 digit number.

And then don't get all pissy with me when you say "one-four" and I have the NERVE to not instantly know what the hell they are talking about. Forgive me for not memorizing all the zip codes in the entire area. Morons.

(And no, not every zip starts with the same three numbers. If it did, then there would be no problem. )

[blas]

I'm glad we never had to ask that at the gas station. Most customers were too stupid to know the area code, let alone the postal zip code.

[theredbaron47]

Most customers were too stupid to know the area code, let alone the postal zip code.

Methinks some of Gravekeeper's 867-ers have migrated towards you.

[Kyree]

Methinks some of Gravekeeper's 867-ers have migrated towards you.

Sorry for the randomness, and maybe noobness here. But what the heck does 867 mean?

[flybye023]

867 is an area code in Nunavut Canada. Most of Gravekeeper's stupidest, most ignorant, most inane phone calls (according to him) usually show an 867 area code on the caller ID.

[Kyree]

867 is an area code in Nunavut Canada. Most of Gravekeeper's stupidest, most ignorant, most inane phone calls (according to him) usually show an 867 area code on the caller ID.

Ooooh, all right. Thank you

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

Methinks some of Gravekeeper's 867-ers have migrated towards you.

Ye Gods, I think they are metastasizing.

Which means I would soon get to deal with them. Joy.

Nice to know there's so much in life to look forward to.

[Listerfiend]

I was pretty new to the area of my store, so it really pissed me off when people would pull that. To this day I purposely enter a different zip code (hell, it's just for a survey, not for credit card validation or anything). If they say "1-2" and I know they mean "xx012" I'll put in "xx112." Yeah, it's jackassy, but it's the best kind of retaliation my passive-agressive nature can muster.

[simplyanother]

When I want to be passive aggressive..well, I just don't wish them a nice day! Ha! That'll teach 'em. lol

I had a lady yesterday....when I asked her for her zip code, she said "You don't need it". Which threw me...so I said "sorry, I didn't hear you?"... "you don't need it".

O--kay..

It was like she was trying some weird Jedi mind thing on me.

[JustADude]

When I want to be passive aggressive..well, I just don't wish them a nice day! Ha! That'll teach 'em. lol

I had a lady yesterday....when I asked her for her zip code, she said "You don't need it". Which threw me...so I said "sorry, I didn't hear you?"... "you don't need it".

O--kay..

It was like she was trying some weird Jedi mind thing on me.

Had someone, while I was listening in at the Pizza Place Call Center (PPCC from here on out) during training, try to tell us that we didn't need their phone number since it was a carry-out. Took the person I was training with like 2-3 minutes to convince them that yes, we do need the phone number, because that's the identifier we use to create the bloody user file, well before we identify it as a carry-out file or a delivery file.