Three more reasons Mr Hero is an asshole

[Mr Hero]

Amongst his reasons were such elements as:

1. SC asked if he could use our phone to make a long distance call. I told him no.

2. The same SC then asked if he could make the call on my cell phone instead. I told him I didn't feel comfortable with people I don't know finding out my number

3. Because I'm disrespectful to veterans. After being told "no" to both above he asks "You wouldn't even do it for a veteran?"

[registerrodeo]

And the word 'no' guarantees the deck of cards comes out..and I really hate playing the game of guilt rummy!

[Hitokiri Akins]

3. Because I'm disrespectful to veterans. After being told "no" to both above he asks "You wouldn't even do it for a veteran?"

I have an easy counter to that. For me at least.

"As a veteran myself? Yes, I wouldn't do it for a veteran, for the two above statements."

[An Haddock]

Amongst his reasons were such elements as:

1. SC asked if he could use our phone to make a long distance call. I told him no.

2. The same SC then asked if he could make the call on my cell phone instead. I told him I didn't feel comfortable with people I don't know finding out my number

3. Because I'm disrespectful to veterans. After being told "no" to both above he asks "You wouldn't even do it for a veteran?"

1. Company policy. If I violate it, I will be fired.

2. My cell phone is broken.

3. There's a VFW up the street. Use their phone.

[taxguykarl]

For me, #2 would be: Fuck no.

[SARCASM:]No!!! How rude can you be?[/END SARCASM]

[Sheldonrs]

Only for veterans of the Civil War.

[XCashier]

1. I don't know of any place that allows customers to make long distance calls on the store's phone and the store's money.
2. What if the employee doesn't have a cell phone? Why doesn't the customer have his own, while we're at it?
3. I don't care if you're a veteran of the Revolutionary War, I cannot bend company policy for you! Go home and call from there!

[Jay 2K Winger]

1. "Sure, $50 deposit, we'll deduct how much your call cost and mail you the change after we get the phone bill."

2. "No one uses my cell phone but me. Full stop."

3. "I wouldn't do it for the Lord God Almighty."

[BroSCFischer]

My replies:

1.) I'm not allowed to use the desk phone for personal calls of any nature.

2.) What cell phone?

3.) Thank you for your service, unfortunately it doesn't affect what I have already stated.

SC

[Tama]

The Lord God Almighty doesn't need a cell anyway. He'll just set a bush on fire.

[Sheldonrs]

The Lord God Almighty doesn't need a cell anyway. He'll just set a bush on fire.

That's why I trim.

[morgana]

That's why I trim.

Glad I was obeying Rule 1. Chocolate ice cream out the nose would've hurt . .

[Mr Hero]

I don't know if the SC saw my cell phone or not. It wasn't in my pocket. It was behind the counter on top of the workspace.

[Trixie]

For #2 that could be safely blamed on corporate. "The management forbids us from having personal cellphones in the workplace." Which is true enough in most places though nobody actually follows it and management rarely cracks down, at least where I work.

[BroSCFischer]

Just to be clear, I could be having a conversation on my cell phone, clearly holding the device to my head, and my answer would STILL be "What cell phone?" for number 2.

SC