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> I wasn't really trying to say that it was beneath me to make the calls, I
> just figured that most people had a marketing dept that handled those
> things.
You didn't come across as saying that the task was beneath you. Not at all - and
I'm sorry if I sounded like I was assuming that
My point was that the job can have some very unusual aspects to it. Personally,
I rather like the unusual parts. They keep the routine from getting dull - and
the best of them can make some great war stories a few years down the line.
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