Eps 24: Video submissions cost money that makes Henry upset it hurts his mental computer
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Delores Steeves
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I know some great ones, and I have learned how to justify bad ones. You need to know both the good people and the bad, and to have a certain amount of insight into why they are that way, before you can write something worth writing about.
If they feel that you are not going to stand up for them when the client is not on their side, then even the slightest issue will breed resentment. At this point, truly great customer service is nearly impossible -- the best customers can hope for is phony great customer service. This makes it even more difficult on employees, trying to keep them on task. Herbs made clear his employees came first - even when that meant turning away customers.
Just because you bought a ticket does not give you a right to mistreat employees at Continental Airlines. When we encounter customers that we cannot turn around, our loyalty is with our employees. Notice how firings are not even an issue in the financial calculus -- it is not an issue of if any business will gain or lose money from the customer over the long term. Getting is always going to feel wrong to me, and being good to a good customer makes far more sense in order to get them to keep coming back.
Elise found this all really disturbing, and I wondered what Matthews going to do with that info, should Matthews ever get hold of it, as no such videotape will ever be admissible in a court.
Marienne tells Joe that lying is detrimental to the healing process for Marienne, she can only have a straight report. Love gets all whiny again, squeals a bit about how she used to get laid, then, of course, she and Theo get laid in her kitchen. Glamma calls to ask about coming to watch Theo while he is at the fancy banquet, but Marienne tells Glamma to stop worrying; she is got the babysitters lined up.
Marienne tells her that she is free to stay overnight and Joe will take her to the rehabilitation center in the morning, but that she will never be allowed to see either Love or Theo again. Back in the library, Marienne is having a meltdown because Juliet told Ryan Marienne and Joe had spent a day together--wow, OK, Glimmer is a bitch, no good--and Ryan threatened to use her on a case. Because Joe is spent after the session involving the photos of Marienne before, he cannot go harder on Marienne. So Joe cannot help but engage in some easy stalking, finding a nude picture of Marienne in one of Ryans dick books, and then getting all gooey about saying the picture at Ryans place.
Before the first period, I muster the nerve to go to my best friend, only for her to just leave before I could say anything. On the way, I told her that I knew she was making all of this stuff up, and I would have to see some evidence. When I got to school, I was really nervous whether my best friend was going to forgive me or not. The next morning, as I got out of bed, I was thinking about what I was going to tell Lizzie.
My best friend had invited me to come over to see the snail who had the superpowers, so we started walking to her house that afternoon after school.
Because the Circuit Court used an improper standard when evaluating the evidence in front of it, there is no way, under the statute, to tell if the Court was wrong to deny the judgment and attorneys fees to the husband. On that record, the appellate court did not abuse its appellate courts discretion by awarding attorneys fees on appeal to petitioner.
Because the judicial mootness of the present case is a result of unilateral actions by the husband, the circuit courts judgment is vacate, and the district courts appeal is dismissed. The circuit courts decision dismissing the present proceedings upon a motion to strike is vacated, and the case is remanded for new proceedings. The circuit court erred in granting a denial of certiorari and dismissing a claim for malicious prosecution, as the complaint properly pleaded this claim, but its dismissal of a claim for abuse of process is upheld.
Circuit courts also did not err in dismissing defendants request for damages, attorneys fees, and costs. The appeals court properly held that a private citizen cannot make good-faith or bona fide claims for damages for narcotics, the money obtained by selling the narcotics, or the fruits of the offense. Nor was there any abuse of discretion by the Circuit Courts refusal to allow a decades-old site plan to stand as evidence.
One of the most high-profile hackers agreed to cooperate with authorities in exchange for probable leniency, according to newly released court transcripts -- helping US prosecutors pursue charges against five other men, including two from the UK and two from Ireland.