Dude, when you send us a purchase order, I don't really need a copy of every single internal purchase order that the company has generated in order to get you to this point. I don't need to know how many divisions and business units and so forth it's had to go through. I just want to know where it has to go, who's paying for it, and what purchase order number I need to quote to make your life easier.
Each of those bits of paper has a different purchase order ID. I really don't want to know the internal numbers, just the one I have to quote so that you don't ring me up and complain. Make my life a little easier so that I can return the favour. Thanks.
Also: There are small people watching Shrek2 in the next room. I cannot go and watch it with them, for I am working. Oh, the agony.
Each of those bits of paper has a different purchase order ID. I really don't want to know the internal numbers, just the one I have to quote so that you don't ring me up and complain. Make my life a little easier so that I can return the favour. Thanks.
Also: There are small people watching Shrek2 in the next room. I cannot go and watch it with them, for I am working. Oh, the agony.
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More is less...annoying.
"We need a new tape drive because the server has filled up and soon it will overflow and we will all be drowned in ones and zeros..."
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Or when the delivery date is today (or on occasion, severla days before the date of purchase order creation), and the company is in Queensland. Then they ring up to find out why they haven't got their purchase order yet, and seem surprised when you tell them that you can't teleport it.
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Owww!
Stop headbutting my kneecaps....
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Right now...
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