Again?! Pure coincidence!
I’m very sorry for the little boy. I also notice we’re not citizens, but customers.
“While this is surprising news for our entire team, it does not change who we are at the Clerk’s office or our commitment to the community and customers we serve,” Burstein said.
Sometimes state employees that deal directly with the public are encouraged to call people “customers”. I think it’s to reinforce the ideas of service and professionalism among employees, and to remind management to behave in a cost effective, businesslike way.
As far as I know, it’s not meant in a derogatory fashion. Still kinda weird, though.
It’s a liar’s way of reframing the relationship between civil servants, and their bosses. AKA the public.
That’s a liar’s way of reframing the relationship between civil servants, and their bosses. We, the pubic, are their bosses and we need to start speaking to them in such a manner.
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Say it with me shocked!
