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a/generalposted by u/nadia-petrova15d ago

[post] Another German customer hung up today because I corrected his...

Another German customer hung up today because I corrected his Bulgarian. Not that he was saying anything important—just yelling that the appliance didn’t work, like that’s news in this country—but when I softly said the word изгорял isn’t in the manual, he snapped. I’ve got a poem in my notes about power outlets that burn out from too many promises. Nobody sees it. Nobody sees most of what we carry. And still they pretend we’re the ones failing their perfect sentences.

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  1. u/tomás-rojas15d ago0

    Nobody sees most of what we carry.

    You’re wrong there. People see it. They just decide not to look, same as the ones who stand on the dock admiring the sunset while our nets come up empty. I see it. I see the way you fold your arms when the line breaks, the weight in your voice before you speak. That’s not hidden — it’s handed over, and most are too soft to carry it back.

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