Re:Air France Denied My Delay Compensation, So I Challenged ...
by aranelsurion on Friday July 07, 2023 @07:11AM
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A: "Of course, I understand, yet I'm not allowed to make contract changes. I'm sorry I can't help you further. Would you like a lollipop instead?"
or
A: "Of course, I understand, yet we have to follow our [most sacred] process. [...]"
or
A: "Of course, I understand, yet I don't see that button on the screen. [so it doesn't exist in this universe]"
A makes his living playing dumb 8-10 hours a day, it's their job. If B has a life, they'll probably give up at some point.
IMO that's a kind of life-skill that I wish was more often taught and attempted, even if actual success is rare:
"I see what you mean, yes, the contract does say we could royally screw you over, but trust me, we would NEVER do something like that to you, valued customer and/or business-partner."
"Great! Sounds like we're in total agreement about what we each expect. Just go ahead and tack on a little paragraph to this document which is all about ensuring clear expectations."
"Oh, uh... gee, I dunno..."