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September 22nd, 2007 08:14 AM #21anak ng baka! ako nga eh nagsasara ng cellphone kapag dumarating ng gasoline station eh. bobits naman nung bisor. naturingan pa na bisor. kaya di umaasenso. dapat magpatupad ng batas, sya pa una lumalabag. total nlex northbound? mabanggit nga kay mel gozum yan.
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September 22nd, 2007 08:31 AM #22
hinde nga totoo, napanood ko rin episode ng mythbuster...but anyway, mali yun pa rin yun supervisor
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September 22nd, 2007 02:03 PM #24
ang kapal gooms nga naman ng muka nun bisor!!!
if i were you in that situation.ilalabas ko rin ang cellphone ko sa harap ng bisor at gas boy. kung sitahin ako, barubalin ko silang dalawa. kukunan ko pa ng pic yun bisor nya while using her phone in the gas station.
ireklamo ang bisor sa...sarili nya!
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September 22nd, 2007 02:29 PM #25
Sana nilapitan mo, "Miss kayo ba supervisor dito? Anong number mo?"
"Ah, oo. Bakit?"
"Para minsan i-text kita paalala ko na wag ka mag cell phone sa gasolinahan. Mukhang di pa sapat yung plaka sa likod mo."
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September 25th, 2007 01:05 AM #26
if i were in your shoes i would personally talk to the supervisor and ask her wtf she was doing. reminds me of a situation i had at a gas station along SLEX.
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September 25th, 2007 03:45 AM #27
If I were you I'd write Total describing the incident then, ask them to:
a) take off all the signs because their employees are not taking them
seriously, or
b) take them off because it's a myth
c) ensure that all employees conform to the policy
Personally, although it was shown in Mythbusters that a reliable cellphone won't cause much, we've also read about defective or substandard batteries that could explode, e.g. the recent Sony recalls, or some fake Nokia replacement batteries. So I'd go with c) as we will never be sure that everyone's cell phone's batteries are in good condition.
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