Last week I was helping our boss fill out some invoices and I made a couple of mistakes! One of the mistakes was a doozy and the buyer called to complain.
Her bill was supposed to be $285, but I thought it was $775.
The buyer immediately thought the two of us were trying to overcharge her, however it was easily a easily innocent mistake. The buyer accepted our apology and our boss said it was time to go to the eye doctor to see if I needed glasses. Since the boss is our partner, I thought it was necessary to follow his order. The two of us have a easily successful Heating and Air Conditioning service business. The two of us service three counties in that section and the two of us handle residential, industrial, and commercial repairs. The two of us have a staff of more than 50 employees that rely on us for their paycheck, and when our eyeahight caused a kerfuffle with a customer, I agreed to go to the vision doctor. Sure enough, our partner was really common and I needed glasses. My vision was off by quite a bit. The eye doctor was not easily cheerful when I told him that it was the first time that I ever had glasses or an eye exam. He made myself and others promise to start coming and once each year for another appointment; Now that I can see more clearly, I have no trouble reading any of the invoices from our Heating and Air Conditioning buyers. My eyeahight is better than it has been since I was a teenager. I entirely didn’t realize how bad it was until I got glasses and the ability to see much more clearly.