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Kilamon
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| Big Bruin wrote: | I think I am going because the customer is angry and my company sees me as a sacrifice.
I'm not there long enough for good beer... Only one night, and I'll probably be beat. |
Just go to http://www.theregister.co.uk/odds/bofh/ and you can read up on how to handle these customers properly. If you're well practiced, they'll either fear your arrival or worship the ground you walk on. 
Personally, I have a mixture of both in my office.  When I mention "policy" people tend to backpedal and wish they had never submitted a ticket. |
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LaTech
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| LaTech wrote: | More thank likely, it's the amount of time that you spent on the plane at altitude. You get aclimated to that pressure and when you come down, it's different. (This may not be a good answer, but it works for me...it's along the same principal as you shouldn't fly after you go diving because you'll get the bends)
Glad you made it back in one piece! |
I would think the effect would happen during the flight (while under lower external pressure)  luckly most people manage to hold it in until after the land. |
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