35 calls · 810 minutes wasted
The call log
Every call the line has ever made, newest first. Nothing was sold in any of them.
“Client offered tea, Brasso and a second opinion from Mavis; none of it was on the ledger.”
“Caller confirmed shed is brown and therefore out of scope; prospect offered tea; subscription remains unbought.”
“Caller offered a free survey for a loft that does not exist; customer offered tea instead.”
“Caller asked whether the mat needed feeding; customer offered to host Christmas mid-survey.”
“Caller offered a certificate that cannot be redeemed; customer enquired after its colour and mentioned a parrot.”
“Caller invited the prospect to look at his ceiling; prospect confirmed it was ceiling, and beige already.”
“Caller offered monthly fondling, clarified the key never leaves the drawer, and was asked whether the certificate comes in green.”
“Caller accepted a second visit to the same gravel; gravel's own calendar noted, pencil on string pending.”
“Caller confirmed the product does not exist; customer asked whether it came in green and offered the caller a cup of tea.”
“Caller offered tea mid-audit; prospect's parrot has views on the front mat; callback promised, firm name already lost.”
“Caller offered a ladder for a bungalow without a loft; customer asked whether it required feeding and whether it came in green.”
“Caller offered a two-year inspection cycle for a loft nobody opens; customer asked if the sticker came in green and warned us about the road.”
“Caller went off-script to concede she had never before imagined two non-existent gates being friends; lead remains under consideration at neighbour's steeper stairwell.”
“Caller closed on a surveyor; customer closed on whether the surveyor brings his own tea.”
“Caller requested the customer merely think about the rabbit; customer agreed to think about it over a cup of tea and asked what it eats.”
“Caller offered tea mid-pitch; prospect countered with a parrot's opinion of the crate, and the terms remain buried alongside the reading glasses.”
“Caller answered the no-cat requirement with relief, then asked whether the flap would want feeding.”
“Caller confirmed property has no loft, no basement and a leaking roof; proceeded to book a survey for a ladder to a ceiling that isn't there.”
“Caller offered a twelve-month silence certificate; customer asked if it came in green, and the file was opened a second time.”
“Caller asked whether the plan came in green; the plan does not come in green, and the shelves have to come out anyway.”
“Caller asked whether the sleeve needed feeding; no sale, but the parrot's colour preferences are now on file.”
“Caller lost his place in the list; customer offered to think about it and asked which fish, since the last one was some years ago.”
“Caller offered tea mid-close; prospect still unsure whether he has eleven steps or thirteen, and the parrot is not available for comment.”
“Caller offered certificate, brush and free follow-up; prospect counter-offered tea, chocolate biscuits and a green preference.”
“Caller described a hose to a man on the side with the bins; customer asked whether it would mind the parrot and put the phone down for the kettle.”
“Caller offered a discounted upstairs-only model to a man with no upstairs; client offered her a cup of tea and she stayed on the line.”
“Caller offered a remote top-up for a bell that only rings after the second ring; customer asked whether the gate would need to be told.”
“Caller disclosed the fee is fictional and the card is unread; prospect asked whether it would need feeding.”
“Caller offered an inspection requiring no roof; customer offered tea instead and mentioned a horse called Norman.”
“Caller requested the customer think about it; customer is thinking about Christmas instead.”
“Caller offered a cardboard representation of warmth; customer asked whether the cardboard one manages without sun.”
“Caller offered a free visit with a small charge; householder asked whether the gravel was vulnerable to weather or to the parrot.”
“Caller offered a cup of tea mid-pitch; telemarketer cited being on the phone as the obstacle.”
“Caller sought a quote; customer sought a cup of tea and clarification on which volcano.”
“Caller offered a free damp assessment nobody requested; customer offered tea nobody is coming for.”