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Ode To the Women On Brown St
...i want to write a poem for the women on brown street, the ones who work at the diner i go to every sunday with my parents, the ones who keep the dulled butter knives hidden up their sleeves and th......

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Categories: customer is always right, analogy, anger, corruption, depression,
Form: Free verse
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...She breezed into the hardware store in a cloud of Chanel No. 5. With her coiffured hair and upper-class accent she was not the usual type of customer that we were accustomed to. “Can I help you ma......

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Categories: customer is always right, humorous, work,
Form: Narrative



Euphemistically Speaking
... What’s the kindest thing you can say, about someone who’s not really nice Compliment them in an obtuse fashion, blunt talk wouldn’t be the right approach Sometimes it’s hard to find ple......

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Categories: customer is always right, humorous, people, philosophy, truth,
Form: Light Verse
Respect Builds Business
...Being an employer is much like being a parent we all know the saying a customer is always right Business fails or succeeds on it's reputation customers come back to the shops that they lov......

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Categories: customer is always right, abuse,
Form: Narrative
Satisfaction Guaranteed
...“The customer is always right” Is what they used to say Way back when problems got resolved Much better than today. Yet there are certain companies That still believe it’s true And they will ......

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Categories: customer is always right, business,
Form: Rhyme



The Customer Is Always Right
...Way back then The customer Was always right Today The customer Is not always right Is it really true? The customer Is always right The customer May believe They’re always right But ......

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Categories: customer is always right, people
Form: Free verse

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