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Originally Posted by jbdlfan
It's sort ironic that it comes up as a reference to living here. It is a term that many of the employees use on a regular basis. I realize some may find the phrase painful and offensive, I guess thats the part I find ironic. Many employees feel they are "forced" to speak and act in a particular way in order to keep their job. In other words, you are not to speak your true opinion if it differs with "It's a beautiful day in The Villages." Flame away.....
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Employees WHERE? At restaurants here in TV? As an ambassador at the Sales Center?
At Where? I guess that WOULD make sense if most of your customers were mostly villagers. When you are employed it would be a good idea to act nice and do what is expected. I have found that you keep your job longer..
I don't understand the point you are trying to make. Please help me see what you meant.