Pennyaline wrote:
>
> On 8/12/2010 14:59, Pete C. wrote:
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> <Peter C.'s drivel snipped>
>
> I'm sorry you've had such a hard time with health care providers,

I've been given good reason to think little of their egos.

> and
> I'm sorry you think so little of flight attendants and fast food workers
> and God knows probably everybody else.

Sorry, you are entirely incorrect. I expect people working in a service
industry to do their job, nothing more. As an example, the fast food
worker is there to take my order and get my my food, nothing more,
nothing less. I don't expect them to do anything beyond their job
description, give me any special attention, etc. but I do expect them to
know how to press the correct picture icon buttons to enter my order
properly.

> It is clear that you believe that
> everyone who isn't you is in the business of serving you and our failure
> to perform that function in it entirety frustrates you horribly. Your
> world must be a beast. Please keep it on its leash.

Not at all, I clearly understand which businesses are service
businesses, and expect those in service businesses to do their job and
not have ego trips. The ego issues mainly exist in the medical service
business where far too many people working in that industry falsely
believe that they are not a service business.