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Michigan State University instructed student employees to avoid using words and phrases including “but,” “I apologize,” and “no problem” — because apparently, they’re “triggers.”
If I’m saying ‘no problem,’ that’s leading a customer to believe that they could be a problem or they could be an inconvenience to you and we’re just assuring them that they’re not,” Sheena Ballbach, MSU facilities manager and host of the training, reportedly said.
originally posted by: butcherguy
NO PROBLEM.
(I typed it in all caps just to make sure it will trigger someone.)
originally posted by: Dr UAE
a reply to: pavil
thats it, im done with this kind of crap, when is the first trip to mars cause i want to leave now
originally posted by: Dr UAE
a reply to: pavil
thats it, im done with this kind of crap, when is the first trip to mars cause i want to leave now