Adobe and Comcast seem particularly spot-on…
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Every one of them is absolutely correct. You could add Walmart – We used to have customer service, but we had to lay them off to keep our prices about average.
Slogan of every electronics company I’ve ever worked for:
“Trust us. The customer is always wrong.” Sad but true, customers were always wrong. They just didn’t know it.
haha nice