Tooth Fairy part deux
September 20th, 2007 by J
Ted over at NorthTemple.com again graces us with lessons learned from the Tooth Fairy. It’s his daughter’s second go around dealing with this mythical beast and things aren’t all smooth sailing in Ted-land.
She had very high hopes, given her prior experience with the magical exchange of a worthless discarded tooth for three shiny quarters. She went to bed with great anticipation, her tooth tucked into a ziplock baggie under her pillow. The next lesson: Prior experience sets expectations.
You know the drill by now - give the article a read and be ready to discuss. How do the lessons Ted presents here jive/conflict with what we’ve discussed thus far in terms of dealing with our clients?
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September 20th, 2007 at 4:53 pm
come to think of it… i had my wisdom teeth out a few years ago. All four of them. the oral surgeon didn’t give them back but I still think somebody owes ME some dollars and diamonds…or wait..what is it that boys get?
(seriously though I felt bad for the guy, the bit about his daughters lower lip about made me tear up m’self!)
September 20th, 2007 at 8:31 pm
Man Randy….too emotional… I think this story puts across a great point and it’s cute too! I shall print it out and put it on my wall, with a frame and everything next to my picture of the tooth fairy…yes I’m tired..still doing homework…blah blah blah
September 20th, 2007 at 8:56 pm
you crazy kids…