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Dear Mr. ( I am not sure of the proper formal title. Perhaps; Your Pimpness or Sir Pimp? I am not sure) Recently on my first visit to the city, I met one of your associates; a Miss Cherry Candy Bam-Bam. Miss Bam-Bam, who must be a valued employee of yours –due to the motivation she expresses when seeking to find new customers-, is the reason I am writing today. When arriving in said city, I was approached by said associate, (Miss Cherry Candy Bam-Bam, if you forgot) about my desire to purchase ‘a good time’. Now I will admit, until she asked, I was unaware that I was looking for a good time –further evidence of Miss Bam-Bam’s value and dedication to your enterprise. Since this was more or less a cold calling type of sales, I needed more information. Miss Bam-Bam had a thorough knowledge of all products and services available. I was impressed. I was concerned about the special referred to as ‘The wild life’ –concerning both the availability of specified woodland creature and the proper handling of said creatures. But, I digress. I am contacting you to day about the following reasons: Associate Miss Cherry Bam-Bam miss represented your company. When I accepted her offer –the one about ‘a good time’-, I did not receive the service that was described. I, in fact, received the following: A smash on the back of the head (I believe it was the lamp); a three hour stay (in a unconscious state) in a motel room –revived only after the manager banged on the door and shouted that if we wanted the room for another three hours we would have to pay up front-; and a missing wallet. Sir, I am sure this is not the image you want your company to be associated with, so I am writing to see if I could have my wallet returned, and possibly some corrective action –a verbal warning perhaps- be taken with Miss Cherry Candy Bam-Bam. Thank you. P.S. I would suggest you speak with Miss Bam-Bam about her attention to detail. It is very important in customer retention. I am referring to remembering the customer’s name. During our conversation, she continued calling me John after I told her my name several times. ** Images For Use By Upgraded+ Only ** Created by placid_tiger rmutt1917 |