How do you make people understand that it doesn’t matter how much of something you order, the lead time is still 30 weeks?
When the Facilities Director who is not a nice man comes in and has his underwear pulled up past his pants and his shirt tucked into them, I am not saying a word. 
I’m unsure how to say this without being controversial so as gently as possible my mind and heart continues to remain with the Ukrainians.
Awwwwww
I have spent all morning trying to explain to a supplier that I ordered 12, they sent 10 and I am owed two. Math is not his strong point. 
Jim whispering aloud to the Taxi crew while taking driver’s test:
“What does a yellow light mean”?
Taxi crew:
“Slow down!”
Jim whispering again:
“What……does……a….yellow……light……mean……?”
Best episode ever.
Bless his little heart. I never got an answer from him today on where my other two ground bars were. Guess he was still trying to figure out 12-10.
I sent him his confirmation of the PO email from January. The PO and the packing list. My co worker said I gave him too much information and he was on overload. LOL
Yup keep it short and simple
It has to be me.
I don’t think it’s you.
All that you are doing is providing detailed informarion so that he has everything that he needs.
Most often people only read the first sentence of an e-mail so that sentence has to count.
You’ve probably already done this yet I would try again.
Point form with bullets and spaces in between.
I feel your pain, it would be awesome to send one email and problem solved. Unfortunately, sometimes it takes multiple attempts to deal with the same thing.
I’ve never joined Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc., so as social media homeless I don’t fully understand the stir about Musk’s Twitter purchase. I grasp the basic talking points but people are getting 
shaped. If mom was here she’d be shouting, “Calm down!”
Would you feel that way if Elon buys Hungry Onion?
I don’t always like billionaires, but when I do it’s Elon.
Should we be?
My daughter is always telling me to calm down. Not a fan.
I can’t shed any light on social media.
I don’t understand paying billions for something that is really nothing. I guess this is today’s world. Everything is fake and smoke and mirrors.
Revenue via data licensing and ads grew exponentially with the Internet. It was the generation’s new frontier.
