Just can’t get the staff .
Just can’t get the staff .
He had been there 2 hrs , funnily enough 10 mins later he sheepishly knocked on the door and asked me to move the car , I did joke ‘now you want me ‘ he wasn’t amused .I would have told him to pack up and fek off
Wasn’t he married to Liz Taylor , lucky bugger .Anthony Newley by any chance ?
Does he know Lady Chatterley by any chance? Apparently she's quite laid back too.Our Butler and kitchen maid are just like that, thankfully the game keeper is pretty laid back
Joan Collins, extra lucky bugger. Anthony Newly was mentioned at the start of the Derek and Clive "Hello" sketch. Thought i was on the same wavelength as TimH .Wasn’t he married to Liz Taylor , lucky bugger .
Its to do with those who are from the working class, as referred to by @Roach, the oppressed workers. Baldrick for instance, survived of parsnips, turnips and swedes... as he couldn't afford anything else being of such lowly social status.Sorry , don’t get the joke .
I think they must have been into the turf business because they flattened a fair bit of grassDoes he know Lady Chatterley by any chance? Apparently she's quite laid back too.
Ah , went over my head .Its to do with those who are from the working class, as referred to by @Roach, the oppressed workers. Baldrick for instance, survived of parsnips, turnips and swedes... as he couldn't afford anything else being of such lowly social status.
Well it was a bit obscure I guess.Ah , went over my head .
I met Peter Cook in 1988 or 89, he was a guest on a TV show I worked on. I escorted him from the studio to the hospitality room and offered him a drink. Unfortunately, someone had decided to lock the drink cabinet and hide the key so that Peter couldn't knock a few back before his appearance in the studio. The two of us searched the room and finally found the key. Peter kept up a hilarious commentary on the problem, he certainly wasn't bitter. We enjoyed a few stiff drinks together once we got the cabinet open.At the time very funny.. Peter Cook became quite a bitter person in his Old age.. I think he felt undervalued and resented the success of Dudley more.
Great to hear. He was on the Parkinson show a few times many years ago, most enjoyed that, he clearly enjoying a few stiff ones. An extremely intelligent and erudite man. Had me in stitches often. I expect the bitterness I thought I saw at that time, may have been some sort of parody, rather than annoyance which I miss-understood . A great person. He was a heavy drinker and smoker as we can all be at times in our lives. Tommy Cooper was the same I think. It’s sad that such brilliant people almost self destruct sometimes.I met Peter Cook in 1988 or 89, he was a guest on a TV show I worked on. I escorted him from the studio to the hospitality room and offered him a drink. Unfortunately, someone had decided to lock the drink cabinet and hide the key so that Peter couldn't knock a few back before his appearance in the studio. The two of us searched the room and finally found the key. Peter kept up a hilarious commentary on the problem, he certainly wasn't bitter. We enjoyed a few stiff drinks together once we got the cabinet open.
This reminded me of something pre-internet days related to bike insurance, probably in the 1980s. I called a number advertised, I think I'm Motorcycle News or similar, for an insurance quote with the advert promising the best prices.How would you feel if you asked the car valete if he wanted a 2nd cup of tea , only for him to snap at you and say there’s no need to keep coming out it won’t get done any quicker , I replied there is no need to be a dick I’m just being kind and friendly and offering you a cup of tea , to which he replied some people just want to come out and watch you all the time , which I replied what normally happens at a car wash and left him to it , needless to say it doesn’t matter how good the job is I won’t be recommending him .
My nut magnet has been on full power the last few days .This reminded me of something pre-internet days related to bike insurance, probably in the 1980s. I called a number advertised, I think I'm Motorcycle News or similar, for an insurance quote with the advert promising the best prices.
The guy answering said "what's your best quote so far?".
I responded with "I'm not telling you... I called you to get your best quote" and got the response "I don't play those games". I hung up.
Some people have no business being in the customer service business.