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Posted by
(VIP) 6 Apr 2005 3:40am
Just played <edited> for a 2 tix game and he never said hi, gg or nuthin. When the game was over in which i had one they left table without a word. i would have given him/her the opportunity to win their tixs back
BigDaddyKool
Unusual
Posted by
MAB
6 Apr 2005 9:51am
I am very sorry to hear this. Our TDs are extremely polite and in fact that is one of
the characteristics for which they are chosen.
TDs are volunteers and I suppose it is possible this TD was just having a bad day. However, because this mannerism is so unlike their personality it is possible their chat was not showing up on your screen. In either case please accept our apology for this unacceptable behavior. I'm sure there must be a logical explanation for it.
Polite TD's ?????
Posted by
Ed_Blue
(VIP) 11 Apr 2005 6:46pm
That sounds like an oximoron to me.
Just kidding. In my experience as a player and as a TD I know of only one rude TD and that TD was dealt with immediately. You see, the pay isn't enough to take the chance of them being fired so they have to be polite.
TD's volunteer their time and enjoy the players, the site and the people. Well, most of the people.
Sorry to intervene but I just had to get my two cents in.
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