And it had this passive agressive ring to it, with the hand clapping and the hurray in the beginning and the stone walling in effect.
And it had this passive agressive ring to it, with the hand clapping and the hurray in the beginning and the stone walling in effect.
...only to have someone come up and act like a paying customer whose expectations weren't being met. He answered suggestions by saying something that comes down to "I don't understand, can you repeat please", and never quite grasped that if he wants a better experience for his users, he also needs to work for it.
The introduction to the response, in typical douche manager style, was the cherry on top.
I took that emojis to be the exact opposite of the almost sarcastic tone I think you're interpreting it to have.
I guess even with emojis, it's hard not to make tone ambiguous.
...probably especially with emoji.