"i Want To Come Over For A Tasting Today." Huh??
Decorating By three_sets_of_twins Updated 31 Jul 2009 , 4:47pm by Makeitmemorable
Ok. I dont know who it is who animates her conversations in her thread, but I love her and find her hillarious so I'm gonna do that too.
Ring Ring.
me: hello? 
customer: hello 
can i come by tonight for a tasting?
me: tonight? tasting? huh? 
customer: yes tonight 
me: well, uuh, I need at least 24 hours notice for something like that.
customer: but i wanted to come tonight. 
me: maybe youre misinformed, im not a shop, I do this from home, I dont have things just lying around to taste? 
customer: but I called you lastnight about you supplying the baked goods for my coffee shop 
me: oh, I told you I wasnt interested?!
customer: well cant I just come and discuss things with you and taste your items and give you details?
me: no. but let me refer you to someone else in the same business 
customer: ok. well can I have 50 cake balls tonight?
me: 
her:
Click.
urk.... stop with those horrid emoticons, please.
Agreed. 
One or 2 is fine , but the emoti-litter 
has got to go.
I wish there was an emoticon with a vomiting face that was available. It would come in handy.
The story is funny, too. People can be so stupid...
I'm with Mensch....I despise the smiley faces, and all of their evil spawn. BUT!! Good story!
LOL aww no way ya'll! I saw that other lady (cant remember her name) doin it in a couple of her posts and I loved it LOL! It's like watching a little badly drawn animated movie!
and lollll that woman wanting the tasting that night was calling me at 4 pm btw!
4pm...... perhaps she just wanted to come over for dinner - did she mention cake!?!?!
Crazy, crazy, crazy people
Cheers from Oz 
BTW I love the emotions, just wish there was a little Koala Bear ....hint, hint 7YYRT
I actually had a wedding planner call me on Saturday morning as I was about to make a delivery and ask for a tasting that afternoon. I told her I had serveral deliveris that day and I need 48 hours notice, since we are a family owned and operated business not a large bakery. Then she went on how it was an out of town bride and she would only be in town for the day. I said sorry, but I need to deliver a wedding cake. As a wedding planner she should have known better, i just feel sorry for the bride comming into town for tastings and none have been set up.
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