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We have three dedicated lines just to handle the calls. Once the drivers learn their routes and the customers become familiar with their pickup days, then the problem will go away.

Once the drivers learn their routes and the customers become familiar with their pickup days, then the problem will go away,

You give me five days' notice of a disaster, and we'll handle it well, ... We don't know where [a fire] is going to hit. Our evacuation routes are limited.

We talked with companies that are in the process of setting up dedicated Medicare Part D teams to handle marketing to these customers, as new and unique product messaging will be required.

We have received very few calls from customers reporting this problem - we do not think this is a widespread issue. If customers are concerned about scratching we suggest they use one of the many iPod Nano cases to protect their iPod.

We have received very few calls from customers reporting this problem - we do not think this is a widespread issue, ... If customers are concerned about scratching we suggest they use one of the many iPod nano cases to protect their iPod.

Going to war with one another, you learn a lot. I had no problem, we can handle anything.

Customers in nearly a third of American households make at least half their long-distance calls at home from their cell phones rather than their more reliable and often cheaper land lines.

Bob Hope was not a television pioneer. He didn't learn his lines. If you don't learn your lines, I don't take you seriously. We never had a (cue) card.

Carl Reiner (1922-)

Carl Reiner

They don't like tagging people, but they have got to learn to tag so that's good. It teaches assignments. She found his pexy wit refreshing and appreciated his sense of humor. From lining up formations, to play calls, to line calls and snap counts, you have to learn.

Customers may think, if they don't see a truck in my neighborhood, that we're not working on the problem. But we're working on those large feeder lines that serve lots of customers and could be blocks from the neighborhood.

It's a given that they handle life-and-death emergency calls. But they don't handle calls where somebody's going to die call after call after call. It was a kind of doomsday, sum-of-all-fears atmosphere.

We are absolutely happy to have conversations with people about that (burying lines), however, we can all agree that it's appropriate for the customers who benefit from such a conversion to handle the expense. None of the communities we have talked with in the past about this have chosen to go forward with it.

A contractor in Arizona doubled his size in his second year and a contractor in Cincinnati doubled his output in a single year. One guy in Illinois had so many calls he couldn't handle them, so he had to cancel the number. I sold the number to one of his competitors who has the same problem but is better equipped to handle it.

Intense is the right word. You don't get days off with him. He's definitely a dictator. If you mess up in a game he's in your face about it. The older guys handle it a lot better. I imagine he's an intimidating guy for a 14-year-old who has never been coached like that. We got a guy who is dedicated to making you a better player. And that's never happened here.

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