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    23 days ago

    Well, I once got a callback from a mobile operator support rep, and she was speaking so perfectly (tone, pauses, the way she built sentences, everything), that our conversation came out like:

    • Booooring! Give me human. Human operator. O-pe-ra-tor! Person!
    • I’m sorry, but you will have to deal with the fact I’m real lol
    • !!!
      I don’t know what she was doing at a call center, because that was a professional voiceover or advertisement level









  • Yeah, we know that he’s away (I’d assume he’s not fishing from his backyard, then he is definitely the asshole).
    I got heavily downvoted, but just to collect the facts and assumptions:

    1. The kid is not a child, it is an adult who is able to drive.
    2. He (she?) is saying that they’re okay, so they are not endangered anymore
    3. Dad is out fishing. And places where people fiah are usually not 5 minutes from home
    4. Mom’s car is wrecked - that’s the most probable reason to write dad, as he has an “non-wrecked” car
    5. As it’s Mom’s car that is wrecked, she probably needs to know that, arrive at the spot anyway, because insurance, police, stuff like that. The “child” probably doesn’t want to call her because she could be quite upset.
    6. There are taxis.
    7. If mom is at work, I think a wrecked car and a “child” at the roadside is a good enough reason to leave for the day.
      Summarizing all that, I don’t see how mom is out of the picture where she has one more reason to know about the situation, and how the adult offspring didn’t leave home in a taxi.