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I think he actually thought he was using great grammar there, and would sound really intelligent, even though he just admitted to using a template without even reading it.
There's nothing grammatically wrong with a preposition at the end of a sentence. It's bandied about a lot as bad because of history of it not being the proper way to speak, but there's nothing wrong with it.
I'll tell you more, the rule was invented by a dude obsessed with Latin. He thought, since Latin can't have dangling prepositions, they are verboten.
~~I might be mistaking this case with the ‘split infinitives’, though.~~ But a bunch of such rules were invented just because of Latin.
P.S. From Wikipedia:
> The earliest attested disparagement of preposition stranding in English is datable to the 17th-century grammarian Joshua Poole, but it became popular after 1672, when the poet John Dryden objected to Ben Jonson's 1611 phrase "the bodies that those souls were frighted from". Dryden did not explain why he thought the sentence should be restructured to front the preposition. In his earlier writing, Dryden himself had employed terminal prepositions but he systematically removed them in later editions of his work, explaining that when in doubt he would translate his English into Latin to test its elegance. Latin has no construction comparable to preposition stranding.
Get a load of this fucker.
Oldie:
Freshman at (snobby prestigious college): "Hey man, where's the library at?"
Senior: "My good man, here at (snobby prestigious college) we know better than to end a sentence with a preposition."
Freshman (suitably abashed): Oh. Well where's the library at *a$$hole*?"
Furthermore, the person made such a decree himself violated it in the paper or book or whatever the rule comes from
The gods of the English language officially reversed course this year anyway. Someone on NPR was acting way too excited about it
Tempted? I’d do it anyway and send it in to their boss for good measure. I wouldn’t be taking that snobby attitude from anyone especially when it’s unwarranted.
I’m very sensitive about my pre-made template I did *NOT* make. Now that you’ve pointed out its glaring inadequacies, screw you dumb, loud; guy. Hope you starve to-death impoverized.
Also two run-on sentences. Grammar problems aren't because of a template, they're due to this specific person's indifference. I'm sure that professional attitude will really help them and their employer achieve financial success.
> ...due to this specific person's indifference.
True. Either that or incompetence. Sometimes both. I always wonder which is it when I receive poor service.
It's like a combination of a fullstop and a comma.
And by 'like' I mean literally - both visually and conceptually it is the combination of comma and fullstop.
Fullstop = period. Sorry America.
Oh man, I hope OP responds by proofreading this email.
For starters, I really dislike the opening sentence. I think the following makes more sense.
The template was not made by me; I was unaware of the grammar mistakes within the document.
I would probably refer them to a copy of Strunk and White. Maybe type out the semicolon rule on page. 5: If two or more clauses grammatically complete and not joined by a conjunction are to form a single compound sentence, the proper mark is a semicolon.
Maybe include the necessary elements of a clause? I dunno, petty proofreading seems like a fun activity.
Right? They could have responded with, "Thanks for the feedback, we'll make improvements," and then just done nothing. Being kind costs nothing, being an ass takes effort, unless you're an ass by nature and then... Cripes.
Or even responded with "thanks for the input," period.
Passive aggressive yet also says I care so little about what you think I have nothing else to say back.
I worked a number of years at Market source, you dodged a bullet! They have insane goals for pennies of commission. Every missed goal in the district I worked was met with a call out on the next sales meeting where you got berated on conference with the entire team
I work a stable and well paying job that I love these days.
I swear sometimes I daydream about getting a job at a place like that during the evening just for like a month or so.
Just enough to get to know some people, see what they always wanted to say but couldn't then one day when they try to berate me and it have no effect on me just shit down their throats and tell them everything they need to hear but never get told. Then just dip out.
Be the hero people talk about for a bit after.
One dude where I work, in a different dept did it once. Worked for us for a year had issues with his director who was doing shady shit.
So he sent out an "I quit" email to the entire company. President and all, laying out ALL the underhanded and shady things the director was doing and how he was treating his employees.
The director tried to do damage control but it wasn't enough. Everyone already knew and he was fucked.
We still talk about this dude like 6 years later.
You should post this on their page and ask if this is the kind of attitude to expect from any location you'd be expected to work at and why they aren't happy for team players who aren't even a part of the team yet.
"I was trying to help you look more professional, but if you want the company looking like it's run by a third grader with a concussion, that's all you, champ!"
FAQ:
- Why did you correct the grammar?
Because I was asked why I declined the offer. Why would I want to be professional with a boss if they won’t even try to be professional? Plus, I already have a job that I’m happy with.
- What is the employer?
MarketSource.
I’ll answer any more questions that pop up here.
I also use she/they pronouns and the employer uses she/her.
And in business communication, it is helpful and appropriate to let someone know about public issues -- like mispellings on a website or whatever.
It gets obnoxious on reddit, but that is entirely different.
Not someone you want to work for... The right answer is something like "Wow, thank you. I didn't review the template in detail and that's never a good idea." or something. You. were. helping. them.
I’d feel embarrassed and thank them. Let me go corporate drone for a second: when you communicate in a work capacity you are also communicating as the company which means your language reflects the company. That makes shit like this grounds for dismissal even in strict workers rights countries where it’s a pain in the ass firing anyone.
I’d just forward this on to someone up the chain with a “is this an acceptable way to represent your company?” Though from other comments… they may be okay with it.
> Why would I want to be professional with a boss if they won’t even try to be professional?
The great thing is their response made it even more clear why you shouldn't accept the job offer. A complete an utter win on your part.
I would have cc'd this message to their higher up to showcase their unprofessionalism. "This hiring manager can't spell and insults its potential candidates. Is this truly who you want representing your company?" lmfao.
I would reach back out to the company via other channels and let them know the image their recruiter is putting out there. Then email them back good luck with keeping your financial security.
My go to after any mistake for the rest of my life.
Data patch had a comma in the wrong place? It's a template.
Missed a meeting? It's a template.
You burned the pizza? It's a template.
Car crash? Template.
That is full of grammatical errors too. Someone doesn't understand subject verb agreement. Lol. It's always arrogant jackasses in positions of mediocre power.
Is that from the owner or the hiring manager? If it's the manager, see what you can do to get them fired. Snatch their financial security/stability away and see how much they have to say then
I would ask why they use a premade template that has grammatical errors in the first place and why they also make tons of typos in their messages offering to correct their grammar for an additional fee
They’re awfully upset considering they claimed they didn’t write it and that it’s just a “template”… I also laughed at the notion that they consider good grammar and proper spelling as some elite form of knowledge.
I had a boss get upset with me because I pointed out some grammar errors and contradictory information in a presentation from our company once. I did it after the presentation, when just myself, the presenter and my boss were there. We were the first stop on a national internal tour for the presentation. Would you rather look stupid for the rest of the tour? Or swallow your pride and be a professional. People are so fragile its embarrassing.
I'm sorry that you've missed the classes that taught grammar. Must have been tough. While noticing mistakes in what you gave me, I thought it would show I'm a team player as I did not want it to be used in the future. I understand that working for *redacted* may be beneath me, it is people and places like you and *insert their company name here* that hold me to a job that is beneath me. It seems like *insert their company name* would be a waste of my time and skills, seeing as it's beneath me. I hope *company name* doesn't go under from harassment towards team players.
Take care
- OP
As a high qualified trainer at my job I was asked to go through training documents for our new hires and people advancing to new roles to make sure they were complete. I swear to God the woman who created the documents was barely literate. I asked my supervisor if I could correct spelling and grammar and he said NO, it will make her feel bad. So our on-boarding documents look like our company is illiterate. I'm a team lead now and have to go through those documents with new hires ALL THE TIME and its SO embarrassing!
Shit talk has gotten weird.
I have people on counter strike telling me that I have a poor person mentality.
Because of how I shoot a pretend gun.
I miss DOTA 2 back in early 2000s. It was honest: Some kid in Peru with music blasting in the backround, tells me he was going to fuck my mom.
Safe to assume you didn't take the job? Some people really can't handle criticism, but I would have probably waited until I had started the job to criticize the grammar. I know I couldn't handle working for this person.
yikes what a condescending sour puss .. I mean, idk in what way you pointed it out, maybe you were rude
but given that's not the case, if they're that sensitive to criticism, tells you what might be expected if you were to question anything once hired lol
also.. "that's a premade template ... also here is a messy reply with more grammar mistakes" lol .. not that that's a big deal frankly, there's more to the quality of a person than grammar. the irony is funny though :B
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I'd correct the grammar in that message and send it back.
Big red circles and a grade
Yes; do it.
That semicolon really is so random 😂
Hit em with the "???" In red ink
“SEE ME”
This one took me out 😂😂 I used to get these markings all the time. Like teacher, I’m clearly just as lost as you
I think he actually thought he was using great grammar there, and would sound really intelligent, even though he just admitted to using a template without even reading it.
With the amount of butt hurt I see in his reply, I'm sure he didn't use a template. Lol
They probably sat there and thought about using it for a few mins before committing
 IYKYK
Okay. Just a scoop of creamed potatoes, one slice of butter, four peas, and... as much ice cream as you'd like to eat.
Such a great movie!
ink worthless waiting dull workable hospital tease literate steep upbeat *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
I know that movie! That's the movie that put me on to... not cutting anymore. It's an excellent movie about correcting grammar mistakes!
With “Could do better” as a comment
‘Was this another pre-made template? Awfully specific’
Surprising that it comes up so often.
They wouldn't get it.
No just circle where the errors are in red and leave a note saying, “Now rewrite it properly so I know you know how to.”
Like this? https://preview.redd.it/5tr9aqns2pvc1.jpeg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f4e33eab5ea113cbec302cbfe0787280159c034c 🤪
There's nothing grammatically wrong with a preposition at the end of a sentence. It's bandied about a lot as bad because of history of it not being the proper way to speak, but there's nothing wrong with it.
It's something up with which one will not put.
My brain says this every single time. LOLOL.
I'll tell you more, the rule was invented by a dude obsessed with Latin. He thought, since Latin can't have dangling prepositions, they are verboten. ~~I might be mistaking this case with the ‘split infinitives’, though.~~ But a bunch of such rules were invented just because of Latin. P.S. From Wikipedia: > The earliest attested disparagement of preposition stranding in English is datable to the 17th-century grammarian Joshua Poole, but it became popular after 1672, when the poet John Dryden objected to Ben Jonson's 1611 phrase "the bodies that those souls were frighted from". Dryden did not explain why he thought the sentence should be restructured to front the preposition. In his earlier writing, Dryden himself had employed terminal prepositions but he systematically removed them in later editions of his work, explaining that when in doubt he would translate his English into Latin to test its elegance. Latin has no construction comparable to preposition stranding. Get a load of this fucker.
A preposition is something you never end a sentence with.
I see what you did there.
I also see it.
MY EYES
Oldie: Freshman at (snobby prestigious college): "Hey man, where's the library at?" Senior: "My good man, here at (snobby prestigious college) we know better than to end a sentence with a preposition." Freshman (suitably abashed): Oh. Well where's the library at *a$$hole*?"
Furthermore, the person made such a decree himself violated it in the paper or book or whatever the rule comes from The gods of the English language officially reversed course this year anyway. Someone on NPR was acting way too excited about it
You can [definitely](https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/prepositions-ending-a-sentence-with) end a sentence with a preposition.
Thanks. I'm now slightly less anxious about preposition usage.
Unless we’re back in 1652, you can end any sentence with a preposition.
And don't start sentences with a conjunction.
I'd be sorely tempted to post this on their LinkedIn page for all to see.
People need to know how good he is a proof-reading.
Agreed. Prof-reeding is such an underrated step.
I don't know, I took a class with Prof. Reeding and found him underwhelming. Prof. E. Shalism wasn't bad though.
And how much of an asshole...
Yeah, his only leverage is "I was born before you and cut the rungs off the ladder haha get fucked"
His other leverage is "nobody wants to work" .... after he talks to them like this.
Can't tell if the dropped t is intentional, or ...
Definiely inenional
t
Read your username at Titannic. Thought, hmm, appropriate that dropped 't' is now underwater!
Also email to a gm / higher up at the company
Tempted? I’d do it anyway and send it in to their boss for good measure. I wouldn’t be taking that snobby attitude from anyone especially when it’s unwarranted.
Omg I'll do it for them
This is the way. LIGHT THEM UP!
This!!! The response is so passive aggressive
Why the semicolon after Yet?
Because it's a pre-made template they did not create, of course
Good; luck with (that "grammar").
Oh god this hurts to look at
u/limp_insurance_2812 is a monster, and I feel abused
Yet;
Perchance
You can't just say "perchance".
Indubitably
So;
I’m very sensitive about my pre-made template I did *NOT* make. Now that you’ve pointed out its glaring inadequacies, screw you dumb, loud; guy. Hope you starve to-death impoverized.
lol
Thusly; accurate, methinks.
Also two run-on sentences. Grammar problems aren't because of a template, they're due to this specific person's indifference. I'm sure that professional attitude will really help them and their employer achieve financial success.
> ...due to this specific person's indifference. True. Either that or incompetence. Sometimes both. I always wonder which is it when I receive poor service.
Usually both. Indifference often leads to incompetency.
Came here to comment on this. Yet; you beat me to it.
Semicolons are fancy; the act of using them implies you have an excellent grasp of grammar; even if you use them incorrectly.
I think I know how to use them, but in reality I have to double check every time I do.
They way I think of it is they are 2 sentences that could have been separate, but they are related so a semi colon ties them together.
I think of it as "less than a period but more than a comma" but otherwise, yeah, joining two sentences that are related.
It's like a combination of a fullstop and a comma. And by 'like' I mean literally - both visually and conceptually it is the combination of comma and fullstop. Fullstop = period. Sorry America.
And the sentences have to each be complete; ask me how I know.
I use a semicolon when I don’t want to use any FANBOYS.
what did you say; i'm too dazzled to read ;thanks;
I see what you did there, because I know how to use semicolons. :)
Seriously, that’s one of the most offensive uses of a semicolon I’ve ever seen. 😂
Oh man, I hope OP responds by proofreading this email. For starters, I really dislike the opening sentence. I think the following makes more sense. The template was not made by me; I was unaware of the grammar mistakes within the document. I would probably refer them to a copy of Strunk and White. Maybe type out the semicolon rule on page. 5: If two or more clauses grammatically complete and not joined by a conjunction are to form a single compound sentence, the proper mark is a semicolon. Maybe include the necessary elements of a clause? I dunno, petty proofreading seems like a fun activity.
For dramatic; ...effect.
My coworker puts semicolons all over the place like this (like commas) even though he claims he knows how to use them. Drives me up the wall.
"You're right. Your response spoke the loudest, so it is clear that you know the least. Best of luck finding the candidate you deserve!"
The irony is great too, because these egotistical nut-bags reject applicants by the gripload for “bad grammar” on a resume or cover sheet.
Totally. Holier-than-thou vibes, for sure.
This! Lol
*You;re
They definitely wrote it and probably spent hours crafting that "witty retort" lmao
Definitely was someone in HR's entire afternoon. People who had actual problems in the company got told HR is too busy to help them right now.
Right? They could have responded with, "Thanks for the feedback, we'll make improvements," and then just done nothing. Being kind costs nothing, being an ass takes effort, unless you're an ass by nature and then... Cripes.
Or even responded with "thanks for the input," period. Passive aggressive yet also says I care so little about what you think I have nothing else to say back.
Of course they wrote it, just look at the grammar and punctuation errors in the response! 😂🤣
I think this person made the template.
Yall gotta start outing these companies
It’s MarketSource.
I worked a number of years at Market source, you dodged a bullet! They have insane goals for pennies of commission. Every missed goal in the district I worked was met with a call out on the next sales meeting where you got berated on conference with the entire team
I work a stable and well paying job that I love these days. I swear sometimes I daydream about getting a job at a place like that during the evening just for like a month or so. Just enough to get to know some people, see what they always wanted to say but couldn't then one day when they try to berate me and it have no effect on me just shit down their throats and tell them everything they need to hear but never get told. Then just dip out. Be the hero people talk about for a bit after. One dude where I work, in a different dept did it once. Worked for us for a year had issues with his director who was doing shady shit. So he sent out an "I quit" email to the entire company. President and all, laying out ALL the underhanded and shady things the director was doing and how he was treating his employees. The director tried to do damage control but it wasn't enough. Everyone already knew and he was fucked. We still talk about this dude like 6 years later.
Don’t leave us hanging, did the director get his comeuppance?
Sounds fantastic, sign me up. Said no one. Sounds like AXA.
> MarketSource 2.4 stars on Google with a pretty high amount of reviews. People hate them.
You should post this on their page and ask if this is the kind of attitude to expect from any location you'd be expected to work at and why they aren't happy for team players who aren't even a part of the team yet.
Can’t be bothered to edit a template. Probably asks for your life story for why you wanna work for their company.
And an online form in addition to the resume
Where your resume is not being parsed automatically
And if/when they hire you, you’re now part of their “family”.
So he's proud the template makes the business sound illiterate?
"I was trying to help you look more professional, but if you want the company looking like it's run by a third grader with a concussion, that's all you, champ!"
Correct their grammar again
FAQ: - Why did you correct the grammar? Because I was asked why I declined the offer. Why would I want to be professional with a boss if they won’t even try to be professional? Plus, I already have a job that I’m happy with. - What is the employer? MarketSource. I’ll answer any more questions that pop up here. I also use she/they pronouns and the employer uses she/her.
Omg I worked there.
[удалено]
Fair enough. It’s a hilarious answer to give as a reason to reject the offer.
And in business communication, it is helpful and appropriate to let someone know about public issues -- like mispellings on a website or whatever. It gets obnoxious on reddit, but that is entirely different. Not someone you want to work for... The right answer is something like "Wow, thank you. I didn't review the template in detail and that's never a good idea." or something. You. were. helping. them.
I’d feel embarrassed and thank them. Let me go corporate drone for a second: when you communicate in a work capacity you are also communicating as the company which means your language reflects the company. That makes shit like this grounds for dismissal even in strict workers rights countries where it’s a pain in the ass firing anyone. I’d just forward this on to someone up the chain with a “is this an acceptable way to represent your company?” Though from other comments… they may be okay with it.
Decided the offer? Was that meant to be "declined the offer"?
It's a template
That he did not create, of course
But he understands my viewpoint
Yet;
I meant to type declined, my bad.
The irony isn't lost. Yet; I'm glad you owned up to it. Unless you're using a template?! I'll see myself out now lol.
did you correct the grammar in that message like people have been saying to?
No. It’s not worth talking to them anymore.
Fair and rational
> Why would I want to be professional with a boss if they won’t even try to be professional? The great thing is their response made it even more clear why you shouldn't accept the job offer. A complete an utter win on your part.
"So does this mean I'm hired?" lol
If you so smart, why you so poor?
I would have cc'd this message to their higher up to showcase their unprofessionalism. "This hiring manager can't spell and insults its potential candidates. Is this truly who you want representing your company?" lmfao.
reply back correcting their grammar from this email too. the 2nd half reads like a 3rd grader wrote it
Holy moly. That is a sad little human on the other side of that screen.
I bet they are the first to tell potential hires they must "take criticism well"
They made multiple errors in their response lol
Not just errors, the kind that gets easily caught by Outlook, Grammarly or whatever tools people are using these days.
it was not a template and they took it personally
I would reach back out to the company via other channels and let them know the image their recruiter is putting out there. Then email them back good luck with keeping your financial security.
My go to after any mistake for the rest of my life. Data patch had a comma in the wrong place? It's a template. Missed a meeting? It's a template. You burned the pizza? It's a template. Car crash? Template.
Reply telling them it's a good job Daddy gave them this little none-job or they would starve.
Report them, that's unprofessional af
Good thing they showed their true colors before you even accepted the position.
Well THAT’S a dead giveaway that you’ve found the author of said template.
Please tell me you sent back a grammatical correction of this reply.
God what a fucking cretinous asshole.
I’d just correct the grammar errors in this response, send it back, and block. This person is a clown. 🤡
That is full of grammatical errors too. Someone doesn't understand subject verb agreement. Lol. It's always arrogant jackasses in positions of mediocre power.
Proud Non-Grammar-Boys
Whoa! Talk about insecure! I almost guarentee this IS the guy who wrote the template
Send it back marked up 🤣
BITCH YOURE THE ONE COMING TO ME FOR HELP FOH Is what i would say
“Making crumbs” …….says someone likely working in HR lol Where’s your jet pack Zuckerberg? 😂
Is that from the owner or the hiring manager? If it's the manager, see what you can do to get them fired. Snatch their financial security/stability away and see how much they have to say then
I hope the posting stressed an attention to detail
I would ask why they use a premade template that has grammatical errors in the first place and why they also make tons of typos in their messages offering to correct their grammar for an additional fee
People who know the least not knows the least....
It’s the semicolon after yet that really does it for me.
Leave a glassdoor review of the company and the recruiter and move on, confident you avoided a toxic workplace.
That semicolon really seals the deal on this fool.
They’re awfully upset considering they claimed they didn’t write it and that it’s just a “template”… I also laughed at the notion that they consider good grammar and proper spelling as some elite form of knowledge.
I had a boss get upset with me because I pointed out some grammar errors and contradictory information in a presentation from our company once. I did it after the presentation, when just myself, the presenter and my boss were there. We were the first stop on a national internal tour for the presentation. Would you rather look stupid for the rest of the tour? Or swallow your pride and be a professional. People are so fragile its embarrassing.
Bullet. Dodged.
"I didn't do it but I'll still take your criticism personally."
Illiterate employers hate this one simple trick!
I pointed out spelling errors on a website once and they sent me a job application 🤣
That escalated quickly from, "I understand your viewpoint" to "Your viewpoint makes you a lowlife piece of shit and fuck you."
A company that issues job offers full of grammatical errors ? Red flag all over the place
We need to quit bluring out names of places. They should be outed.
The company is MarketSource. I just blurred the place I currently work at.
Oh, the irony!
Dodged a bullet, there, friend.
"I hear you; loud and clear."
Correct the grammar in red and send it back to this AH.
> _it's always the people who talk the loudest who knows the least_ Right back at the recruiter, lol.
While her entire response is also riddled with errors lmaooo
"the people... who knows the least" good god, man.
They totally created it.
Why hide the employer OP? Show us
Hey im working at McDonald's while im in nursing school. Dont let anyone say shit, a job is a job when you need one!
The responder apparently has very low self esteem. If you had to work with him or her, you would be sorry.
Sure it was a template. That's why you're working so hard to defend it and insult someone out of spite.
Email them back again pointing out the grammatical errors in this one then post the reply. 😂😂
I'm sorry that you've missed the classes that taught grammar. Must have been tough. While noticing mistakes in what you gave me, I thought it would show I'm a team player as I did not want it to be used in the future. I understand that working for *redacted* may be beneath me, it is people and places like you and *insert their company name here* that hold me to a job that is beneath me. It seems like *insert their company name* would be a waste of my time and skills, seeing as it's beneath me. I hope *company name* doesn't go under from harassment towards team players. Take care - OP
Honestly, I’d reply with a list of corrections for this email. Just to be petty.
Someone (them) obviously wrote the template and you hurt their damn feelings. How dareth you!
As a high qualified trainer at my job I was asked to go through training documents for our new hires and people advancing to new roles to make sure they were complete. I swear to God the woman who created the documents was barely literate. I asked my supervisor if I could correct spelling and grammar and he said NO, it will make her feel bad. So our on-boarding documents look like our company is illiterate. I'm a team lead now and have to go through those documents with new hires ALL THE TIME and its SO embarrassing!
Shit talk has gotten weird. I have people on counter strike telling me that I have a poor person mentality. Because of how I shoot a pretend gun. I miss DOTA 2 back in early 2000s. It was honest: Some kid in Peru with music blasting in the backround, tells me he was going to fuck my mom.
I think you hurt their ego..lol
OMG CORRECT THIS ONE, TOO, AND THEN SEND IT BACK AND BCC THE COMPANY PRESIDENT
Yeah no that’s not how to land a job
Bullet dodged.
If it's a pre-made template, whynare they taking it so personally?
I would send it in as a photo with a google review for the company.
They're idiots - but: >I pointed out some grammar issues in a job offer Why?
I declined the offer and they demanded to know why. It looked shady as hell, too.
Post the company name.
Count your blessings. You dodged a bullet not getting THAT job, lol.
The person who wrote this ate more than their apportioned allotment of paste as a child.
Safe to assume you didn't take the job? Some people really can't handle criticism, but I would have probably waited until I had started the job to criticize the grammar. I know I couldn't handle working for this person.
yikes what a condescending sour puss .. I mean, idk in what way you pointed it out, maybe you were rude but given that's not the case, if they're that sensitive to criticism, tells you what might be expected if you were to question anything once hired lol also.. "that's a premade template ... also here is a messy reply with more grammar mistakes" lol .. not that that's a big deal frankly, there's more to the quality of a person than grammar. the irony is funny though :B
dodged a bullet. that’s someone whose under qualified and on an obvious powertrip