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Oct. 19th, 2007 12:04 pmDear Thermo/Forma and SRS,
You totally suck. Design flaw, my ass. That incubator worked fine for seven fucking years. There's no reason for it to die again less than two months after we shelled out for yourinordinately slow, hugely expensive repair service to fix it.
No love,
Me
And while we're at it?
Dear UT-HSCH Purchasing,
You are the least efficient, most expensive, biggest pain in the ass ordering system I have ever encountered. And since I've attended/worked in state-funded institutions for fifteen years, that's saying something.
Ditto on the affection levels,
Moi
Dear Person Who Decided to Re-Key Everything,
I can appreciate that you're trying to make life easier by putting all the common equipment rooms on the same key while upgrading security.
But it would be helpful if you asked the people who actually use all eighty-bazillion keys which rooms to which we require access before changing the locks.
The PIs? Sorta clueless on that score.
If I can't get into the tissue culture room Monday morning because you asked all the PIs instead of lab managers for key inventories? I will be seriously pissed.
You totally suck. Design flaw, my ass. That incubator worked fine for seven fucking years. There's no reason for it to die again less than two months after we shelled out for your
No love,
Me
And while we're at it?
Dear UT-HSCH Purchasing,
You are the least efficient, most expensive, biggest pain in the ass ordering system I have ever encountered. And since I've attended/worked in state-funded institutions for fifteen years, that's saying something.
Ditto on the affection levels,
Moi
Dear Person Who Decided to Re-Key Everything,
I can appreciate that you're trying to make life easier by putting all the common equipment rooms on the same key while upgrading security.
But it would be helpful if you asked the people who actually use all eighty-bazillion keys which rooms to which we require access before changing the locks.
The PIs? Sorta clueless on that score.
If I can't get into the tissue culture room Monday morning because you asked all the PIs instead of lab managers for key inventories? I will be seriously pissed.
