Prepping the Piano for the Tuner

[Clyde Hollinger]

Bob,

It has not been my experience that you just have to put up with it, at
least not very often.  I think it's mostly in how you educate your
clientele.  Most of them are not intentionally rude or lazy, probably
just thoughtless.

But I agree with your thoughts on sarcasm.  I can't think of any way it
can ever be used beneficially when discussing differing points of view.

Regards,
Clyde

Robert Wilson wrote:

> I'm astonished by some of the replies here.  I think
> junk on the piano is one of the crosses we have to
> bear, as I've said before, you have to grit your teeth
> and put up with it.
>
> I wouldn't resort to sarcasm - I learned a long time
> ago, you never win an argument with a customer!
> at least you might win but you'd lose the customer
> (and you would never know how many more!)
>
> Bob Wilson
> London
>
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