I just want to listen to music, damnit.
Someone from the "Friends of the SF Symphony" called me on my cell phone yesterday, while I was at work. The conversation went something like this.
her: | I'm calling from the Friends of the SF Symphony. Do you have a minute? |
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me: | No, I'm at work. |
her: | Is this a cell phone? Let me make a note...when can I call you back? |
me: | What's this about? |
her: | I thought you wanted to get off the phone. |
me: | Can't you tell me in one sentence what this is about? |
her: | What about between 5pm and 9pm? |
me: | Exactly what are you calling about? |
her: | How about Saturday? |
me: | I'd like to know what you're calling about. Is this about tickets? |
her: | No, I'm calling from the Friends of the SF Symphony, we help keep music in schools. |
me: | I'm not interested, please take me off of your list. |
The caller hung up all huffy. I think I must have gotten on her list because I bought some tickets to the symphony last year. I hate that this happens. Is there no way that I can buy symphony tickets and not have to deal with this kind of crap?
On a somewhat related note, someone named Gina Papan keeps sending junk mail to my house. I think she's running for some kind of office. If I ever see her name on a ballot I'm going to vote against her just because of all the trees she's killed. I wish there was a box on the voter registration form for "decline to state party affiliation and don't send me junk mail, either".
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Just declare with one of lesser 3rd parties and they'll be too poor to send you stuff anyway
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