Meeting my new accountant (with a disclaimer):
(if the death of an insect really bothers you鈥攁nd I know it does some people鈥攑lease scroll past this. I鈥檓 letting folks know going in.-bb)
The accountant was very nice and had been a friend of the person who had helped me since I retired, and missed him too. She was explaining things with the tax laws in our state since last year, going over stuff, when I caught a glimpse of something over her shoulder, and pointed. It was a huge beetle on the wall..
She looked, shrieked and ran down the hall, leaving me in her office. I went to the door and could hear her asking colleagues to help her kill a big bug in her office. There were all women, and [b]nobody[/b] wanted to help. I even heard someone suggest stopping a man passing the building. I couldn鈥檛 imagine how [b]that[/b] request would鈥檝e sounded.
So I saw a box of Kleenex, killed the bug, put it in the garbage. I then went out, where they were [b]still[/b] in discussion about it
I got their attention and said, before heading back to the office, "I have [b]dispatched[/b] the creature. All is well." I heard one say, "what was that ?" and the reply, "She said she killed the bug and everything鈥檚 cool." My accountant cautiously came back into her office and I assured her the bug was no longer an issue.
So, she鈥檚 excellent at what I hired her to do, answered all my questions, took care of concerns, and overall very pleasant. And she鈥檚 scared of insects. I鈥檓 not crazy about them myself, so I鈥檓 not going to hold that against her. 馃檪
The accountant was very nice and had been a friend of the person who had helped me since I retired, and missed him too. She was explaining things with the tax laws in our state since last year, going over stuff, when I caught a glimpse of something over her shoulder, and pointed. It was a huge beetle on the wall..
She looked, shrieked and ran down the hall, leaving me in her office. I went to the door and could hear her asking colleagues to help her kill a big bug in her office. There were all women, and [b]nobody[/b] wanted to help. I even heard someone suggest stopping a man passing the building. I couldn鈥檛 imagine how [b]that[/b] request would鈥檝e sounded.
So I saw a box of Kleenex, killed the bug, put it in the garbage. I then went out, where they were [b]still[/b] in discussion about it
I got their attention and said, before heading back to the office, "I have [b]dispatched[/b] the creature. All is well." I heard one say, "what was that ?" and the reply, "She said she killed the bug and everything鈥檚 cool." My accountant cautiously came back into her office and I assured her the bug was no longer an issue.
So, she鈥檚 excellent at what I hired her to do, answered all my questions, took care of concerns, and overall very pleasant. And she鈥檚 scared of insects. I鈥檓 not crazy about them myself, so I鈥檓 not going to hold that against her. 馃檪