You are right. It is a thankless job. I do it too.
I had a lady come in and as on of my co-workers goes in to get information from the lady she ignores her. Her husband asked her why she isn't talking to my co-worker. Her reply "she's just a technician." To days afterwards when we saved her dog from pancreatitis she comes in to get her pet and hugs everyone in the building. (at least those that couldn't get away in time).
It's funny how when someone's pet is in dire trouble and you save them how a person's outlook can change.
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Date: 2008-12-16 03:44 pm (UTC)I had a lady come in and as on of my co-workers goes in to get information from the lady she ignores her. Her husband asked her why she isn't talking to my co-worker. Her reply "she's just a technician." To days afterwards when we saved her dog from pancreatitis she comes in to get her pet and hugs everyone in the building. (at least those that couldn't get away in time).
It's funny how when someone's pet is in dire trouble and you save them how a person's outlook can change.