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In article <5klq6h$au3$1@nnrp01.primenet.com>,
Brian Trosko  <btrosko@primenet.com> wrote:
>Ted Krueger <kruegert@agcs.com> wrote:
>: >> If you are a casual observer, this may be true, but if you are the 
>: >> business providing a service, the customer is always right.

>: >So if I were to walk into your business and start writing my own
>: >price tags, I would be right?  

>: Why must I be a binary interpreter?  

>Because "The customer is always right" is an absolutist statement.  1 or
>0, those are your choices.

Then I guess we can't say "The sky is blue." or "Humans breath air."  Or 
even "Two plus two equals four."

I see the low opinion you must have of me.

Let me state publicly (to mollify Mr. Trosko) that I do not believe the 
customer is right if he is shooting other customers for no good reason, 
among other things.

Ted

-- 
Ted Krueger ITS Systems Engineer AG Comunication Systems kruegert@agcs.com
"Now there's no more oak oppression, for they passed a noble law.  And
the trees are all kept equal by hatchet, axe, and saw."
        The Trees - Hemispheres - Rush - 1978