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twetch#4324 6.4y

18FG3f…HdrQ Key · twetch

Is the customer always right?

Absolutely not,

but...the decision to listen and learn from them is.

You're never going to win if your definition of success requires you to convince your customers that they're wrong.

What the chain says

Transaction: 9dda74c5ab0f3b4a05d36d1a309b8de48924090bfa0e9cacda9915de868bfd40
Block: 633 998
Time: 2020-05-08T14:49:49Z
Signer: 18FG3fW2nfsoaf7mKRDVtwMgKP8MGaHdrQ
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#4324

Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.

Signed by 18FG3fW2nfsoaf7mKRDVtwMgKP8MGaHdrQ Verified

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twetch#261 6.4y

1DssKr…xXd8 Key · twetch

Replying to@18FG3f…HdrQ

You just tell him "you're not my customer", and you're done with dilemma.

twetch#4324 6.4y

18FG3f…HdrQ Key · twetch

Replying to@1DssKr…xXd8

If that's the right answer. And you're right...sometimes it's a perfect response. But sometimes, it's more profitable and satisfying to simply make them feel seen in a way that dissolves the problem without self-compromise.

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