
firebobby said:Anyway, where is Buddy, he's gone quite. Hope he hasn't blown a gasket.
Pity matey boy didn't call him Wally...where's Wally![]()
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There you arejohn-e89 said:firebobby said:Anyway, where is Buddy, he's gone quite. Hope he hasn't blown a gasket.
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firebobby said:There you arejohn-e89 said:firebobby said:Anyway, where is Buddy, he's gone quite. Hope he hasn't blown a gasket.
Pity matey boy didn't call him Wally...where's Wally![]()
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I once worked with someone who attempted to call me DUDE , we didn't get on!john-e89 said:..Buddy..????
Chris_D said:Coulda been worse John; he coulda referred to you as 'dahling'.
"oh hi dahling, you're interested in the new z4 dahling? faaaaabulous choice dahling, faaaaabulous choice, let me see what I can do dahlink"
:lol:
Havard said:Always a dodgy game being over familiar. My old boss who was generally very professional, in his 60's, decided to call a customer "mate".
They guy, who he knew reasonably well, said "Who are you calling mate? I am not your mate, I am a client and want to be f*ing treated that way..!!"
As a sales guy, I always use people's names. Never use buddy, mate, pal...."dude" would defo send me over the edge.... :evil:
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Jembo said:Havard said:Always a dodgy game being over familiar. My old boss who was generally very professional, in his 60's, decided to call a customer "mate".
They guy, who he knew reasonably well, said "Who are you calling mate? I am not your mate, I am a client and want to be f*ing treated that way..!!"
As a sales guy, I always use people's names. Never use buddy, mate, pal...."dude" would defo send me over the edge.... :evil:
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Believe originated from an East End of London / Essex term of endearment when they couldn’t remember your name.
From mate, to Buddy, to fella... & a few years ago ‘Bro’ seem to have emerged... ingrained in our culture now