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The viral United dragging incident exposed how corporate greed gutted customer service. See why the customer is always wrong now, and how to fight back.
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The viral United dragging incident struck a nerve because so many of us feel manhandled by the giant corporations that run our lives.
It was the dragging seen ‘round the world.
Yes, it was outrageous, but something else contributed to the feral howl that emanated from nearly every one of the millions who viewed the video.
For example, flying used to be fun.
Consuming used to be enjoyable.
In days gone by, you could call your phone company or bank or insurance company—without pressing buttons—and find a friendly operator who would ask, “How may I direct your call?”.
Recall the scene from “Back To the Future,” when Marty McFly lands back in 1955 and sees a car pull into a Texaco station.
The customer these days.
All in the name of maximizing corporate profit.
In the aftermath of the United incident, airlines rushed to retool their policies regarding boarding, bumping, and compensation.
Don’t kid yourself.
This is why you need someone like Billshark on your side.
The video showed a paying, already-boarded passenger removed by police with a broken nose, two missing teeth, and a concussion to make room for an airline employee.
Flying once meant room for your body and full meals on china.
According to the post.
Only narrowly.
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1 The Dragging Seen ‘Round the World.
2 How Service Declined.
3 Profit Over People.
4 Why You Need Billshark on Your Side.
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