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The Welsh, then the Scots, then people from Liverpool and then the rest of England.
My new-ish job involves telesales, (ooh it's so fun), and from my few weeks of working there I can say that the Welsh and Scots are by far more polite then the English. They seem to understand that it's just someone doing a job and if they're not interested then they'll say so in a polite way, whereas English people just tend to hang up. I haven't been sworn at yet, which is a suprise, but hang-ups from the English is a regular thing.
So yeah, I love the Welsh and Scots.
The best rude person I've had so far was an aggressive 75-year-old woman. That feisty lass made my day.
My new-ish job involves telesales, (ooh it's so fun), and from my few weeks of working there I can say that the Welsh and Scots are by far more polite then the English. They seem to understand that it's just someone doing a job and if they're not interested then they'll say so in a polite way, whereas English people just tend to hang up. I haven't been sworn at yet, which is a suprise, but hang-ups from the English is a regular thing.
So yeah, I love the Welsh and Scots.
The best rude person I've had so far was an aggressive 75-year-old woman. That feisty lass made my day.
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Quit the gym did you, big boy? Guns not big enough?
Glad to know we're the friendliest people in the UK though.
Glad to know we're the friendliest people in the UK though.
The Welsh, then the Scots, then people from Liverpool and then the rest of England.
My new-ish job involves telesales, (ooh it's so fun), and from my few weeks of working there I can say that the Welsh and Scots are by far more polite then the English. They seem to understand that it's just someone doing a job and if they're not interested then they'll say so in a polite way, whereas English people just tend to hang up. I haven't been sworn at yet, which is a suprise, but hang-ups from the English is a regular thing.
So yeah, I love the Welsh and Scots.
The best rude person I've had so far was an aggressive 75-year-old woman. That feisty lass made my day.
My new-ish job involves telesales, (ooh it's so fun), and from my few weeks of working there I can say that the Welsh and Scots are by far more polite then the English. They seem to understand that it's just someone doing a job and if they're not interested then they'll say so in a polite way, whereas English people just tend to hang up. I haven't been sworn at yet, which is a suprise, but hang-ups from the English is a regular thing.
So yeah, I love the Welsh and Scots.
The best rude person I've had so far was an aggressive 75-year-old woman. That feisty lass made my day.
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