Every day I'm forced to press one for english. You call customer service @ AOL, thats AMERICA online and I'm routed to a representative in So. Africa. So now not only do you have to press 1 for eng. but now I need a translator cause now I can't understand what they're saying on the phone. You're not an american 100%, then you shouldn't get the perks that come with citizenship. Recently I had a cable service tech in my home, He proceeded to get on his cell phone and coverse in another language. I politely told him that he is holding an american job, also I'm paying for this service with my hard earned american dollars. I told him as long as he was on this job he would speak english.
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