In Germany we say "John my name. Hello!"
>yes? No wonder Germans constantly want to genocide pooplacks
>>544181839fix ur monitor settings bro
Van der Chuden, hallo?
>>544181912could be colorblind be nice
>>544181793>I am on the lineSounds like a power move desu
>>544181793Giving your name to indian call centers
>>544181839Prostagma
>>544181793In the USA we have bots that call random numbers, expecting you to say your name. When you do, they hang up and use your name and tone of voice to call your family and beg them for money.Happened to my brother, he answered a call like that and gave his name, and it hung up. A week later grandad got scammed by a bot call claiming to be my brother calling, begging and crying for money from a jail in another state. Point being is that anyone with sense nowadays usually just picks up and listens for the caller to introduce themselves. Surely they know who they're calling and have something to say? I don't need to introduce myself, you called me.
>>544181793Ahoy hoy
>>544181793>How does what you say when you answer the phone reflect your cultural sensibilities?https://youtu.be/W9M-mCt37w0?t=2657
>>544182117I don't know if it's still exactly the same (although I bet it's similar) but when I was a broke teenager, I worked a call center cold calling people to try and convince them to get chimney cleanings and the system they used would call you and then if it heard a human voice, it would connect an operator. Anyone who just picked up and said nothing would hear nothing in return and then the system would hang up.That job was soul crushing and I didn't make three weeks.
>>544181793>answering calls from unknown numbers in 2026ngmi desu
>>544181793In Dänemark we say moshi moshi, [name] desu
>>544182224That sounds like an another win, I don't think I've ever received an important call from a call center
>>544181839color blind nigger
>>544181793Novadays when someone calls from a number I don't recognize I just remain silent and breath slowly.
>>544181793>"Hello this is John"That is an acceptable way to answer the phone in the US.
>>544181793"Tell me" and "Ready" are based af
>>544181793My name on my work phone, an unknown number on my personal is met with silence as I wait for the automated message to play
>>544181793spain answer the phone by saying "diga", which means speak, or say what you want.
>>544181793>callsOk boomer, never called, just texting
>>544182039It's autism greater than Germany's
>>544181793>unknown caller>phone responsekek, boomers
>>544182117How did they find your granddad's number?Did they scan all people with the same last name?
