I grew up all over the South and in Central America. I spent my high school years at a boarding school in CT before heading off to college in VA for a year. I transfered to MN and pledged Kappa and graduated (a semester early!)with majors in Art History and Spanish. I have an amazing family, marvelous friends and the best job in the world. I adore cupcakes, all things pink and green and am blessed to have such a wonderful life!
I believe it!! Once I called an 800 for assistance and got someone in India, it was probably that guy crossing the street! Ugh, it was frustrating. Thank you for posting the pictures. I needed the visual. :-)
Oh this makes perfect sense to me now. I couldn't firgure out why when I tried to make a call to my credit card company I was constantly talking to someone that sounded like they came from India. Uh hmmmm that's because they do.
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I've seen photos like this before... but to know someone who's actually been there in person puts a whole new spin on it!
Oh my I had no idea just how many telephone lines are needed to keep up with the demand! Thanks for sharing:)
Oh dear! We use Dell computers and I know their help line is in India...no wonder there's a horrible delay and the sound quality is awful!
Wow! I can't even imagine how unsafe that looks!
OMG. For the second or third time in my life I'm speechless.
It looks like you are having so much fun! I am so envious that you got to load up on ribbon!! Happy New Year! xo
Hmmmm...interesting.
Whoa!!
OMG, that is INSANE!!!!!
That's crazy. I hope you are enjoying your visit. I love reading about all your travels! What are your NYE plans?
WOW...makes sense...I know Kodak Gallery's calls are outsourced to India.
Hysterically funny... and (sadly) true!
OH WOW! That explains A LOT! *LOL*
too funny!
What in the world is all this? Interesting. :)
OH my gosh. That is ridiculous!! But I love that you took this picture. Happy New Year!!
no doubt. and just think all of our financial info is in building likr the ones in your pics not NYC skyscrapers.
Wow, that is insane. I wonder how often the lines go down.
That is such a shocking picture. I really don't even know what reaction to have; it's hard to believe that's real.
I believe it!!
Once I called an 800 for assistance and got someone in India, it was probably that guy crossing the street! Ugh, it was frustrating.
Thank you for posting the pictures. I needed the visual. :-)
Oh this makes perfect sense to me now. I couldn't firgure out why when I tried to make a call to my credit card company I was constantly talking to someone that sounded like they came from India. Uh hmmmm that's because they do.
Can you here me now?
Unbelieveable!
Well, that explains alot! Have a great time.
Happy New Year!
Good gravy!! I have to show this to Mr. Madras! Hopsy, Happy New year! I wanted to let you know, the Preppy Apron is back!! xox
Sheesh, that looks scary on so many levels!
happy New Year, Hopsy!
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