Phone Tap: Sandwich Survey IRL
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Doesn't it feel like any business that provides a service always wants you to take their online customer satisfaction survey? Like where they hand you the receipt and then you have to go to a website and rate your experience and fill out a bunch of stuff to provide feedback. And it's just, it's a lot of work. Well, not today. We're making it much, much easier by telling a woman we have a different kind of customer satisfaction test that's no hassle and guaranteed to make her extremely uncomfortable. You'll hear it in your phone tap right now. Hello? Hi, is this Catherine Martin? Yes, this is. Great. I'm calling from Jones. My name's Bella, Bella DeBall. You just ordered a sandwich to be delivered, I see.
Oh, yeah, I did. I did order it. Is there a problem? Oh, no. I'm just calling to let you know we're currently doing a new customer satisfaction program to assess our food quality. I've always thought it was really good food. I mean, that's why I keep ordering it. I appreciate you saying that, but we'll have Raphael find out for sure.
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