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Feminist Impotence: Why Females Fail at Customer Service
- Narrated by: Ross Pipkin
- Length: 14 mins
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Feminist Impotence: Why Females Fail at Customer Service
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Ross Pipkin
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Publisher's Summary
Author Jazz Vazquez explains why men don’t get the help they need when they sit down with a female loan officer, car saleswoman, or everyday customer service representative. Why are women so bad at their jobs?
Women are bad at any jobs that require them to make decisions. Women are great at creative and artistic jobs as well as whoring, but whores have pimps for a reason.
Jazz looks at the psychology of feminist impotence. Females in the workplace make men impotent while also failing to help men who just want answers, technical assistance and guidance with serious business plans.
©2019 John-Michael Kuczynski (P)2021 John-Michael Kuczynski
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