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Just got the second call within two weeks from the Nielsen ratings folks. Now, this is really funny, because I don't watch TV at all. And Scott barely watches, usually when he is over at friends' places and it is on. I'm sure there are shows I might like, but mostly I don't like TV and movies and they take too much time for what they are.
Yet these people still, after being told that, want to send me a little booklet and have me fill it out. Both times I have told them that I watch no TV and don't actually care about their ratings in the least. If they would like to fill out a booklet with "none" for me that is fine by me, but I don't want to be sent one.
Why, after I said that the first time, did they call back? And why are they so deathly hard to get off your phone again? They keep trying to tell me that they value all input, even "no tv watched". They may. I don't value what they do, so I don't want to. And I'd like them to stop wasting my time with phone calls. Once is one thing, but to have them call back again with the same script is frustrating.
Yet these people still, after being told that, want to send me a little booklet and have me fill it out. Both times I have told them that I watch no TV and don't actually care about their ratings in the least. If they would like to fill out a booklet with "none" for me that is fine by me, but I don't want to be sent one.
Why, after I said that the first time, did they call back? And why are they so deathly hard to get off your phone again? They keep trying to tell me that they value all input, even "no tv watched". They may. I don't value what they do, so I don't want to. And I'd like them to stop wasting my time with phone calls. Once is one thing, but to have them call back again with the same script is frustrating.
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