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LPC: Hello?
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LPC: Yes, this is Federico with United Parcel Service.
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LPC: Who am I speaking with?
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LPC: James Leefie.
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LPC: Yes, we've been having a difficulty delivering your parcel
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LPC: and (crazy effects), just wanted to make sure someone's gonna be around. They're dipsticks of some kind, General Motors.
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LPC: And, uh, I'm a supervisor here.
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LPC: Well, to the best of my knowledge, I'm not waiting for a package from General Motors.
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LPC: Uh, it says Dipsticks dot com.
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LPC: You haven't returned any of our voice
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LPC: We've left you, sir.
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LPC: Okay, I'm not expecting anything from General Motors.
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LPC: It's Dipsticks dot com, sir. I believe I stated that.
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LPC: To the best of my knowledge, I'm not waiting for a package from dipstick dot com.
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LPC: What address are they supposedly going to be delivering this to?
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LPC: Do I need to talk to, uh, somebody else, or are you the man of the house, or who am I speaking to here?
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LPC: Well, I told you earlier.
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LPC: My name is James Leafey.
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LPC: And as I said, I'm Federico. United Parcel
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LPC: Service. I've been here for seven months, uh, here at UPS.
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LPC: That's fine. But what I'm trying to determine is whether or not I'm supposed to be the recipient
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LPC: Ummm, I'm not expecting anything, in the automotive line, which I'm presuming
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LPC: Dipstick dot com has something to do with. Either that or it's a pejorative phrase for something else,
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LPC: but I'm not gonna worry about that.
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LPC: Oh, you're the recipient. I can guarantee you that.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Worked here for long enough to determine that, for myself,
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LPC: I don't need to check with...
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LPC: Well, I'm just trying to determine whether this was supposed to be a delivery to my business or to my home.
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LPC: Oh, I've made the determination, sir.
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LPC: Well, I haven't.
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LPC: Oh, no.
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LPC: Dipsticks dot com, sir.
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LPC: If you can get in gear here, and get the payment prepared, we can resolve this this evening. Have it to ya, uhh...
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LPC: Sir, I honestly think that you should contact my lawyer because I've got nothing to do with anybody named
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LPC: Dickstick.com.
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LPC: Ahh, we've left three voice mails, fella.
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LPC: No, you have not. Not at this number.
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LPC: And you have not returned any of our messages, and you haven't responded...
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LPC: Since I have not gotten them, I haven't returned any.
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LPC: Yeah, I know you haven't returned any. I've left you a voice mail, I've left you a slip on the door.
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LPC: At this number?
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LPC: I haven't heard anything from you at all.
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LPC: Nothing at all. I don't know what the, uh, obstacle is, but sir, can we resolve this today?
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LPC: Is my question...
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LPC: Certainly, if you'll tell me where you anticipate it being delivered.
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LPC: What is the delivery address on the parcel?
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LPC: Well, I don't have it handy, sir. It's on the dock right now.
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LPC: Ah, well!
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LPC: Okay, no.
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LPC: If you don't have it, then perhaps you should try finding that, so I can determine if this is legitimate.
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LPC: Sir, I've made the determination, as I said.
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LPC: But I have not, sir.
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LPC: Well, let me just get the running number from your account, and then we'll get the payment handled.
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LPC: $486.
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LPC: Sir, this is obviously a scam. You'll excuse me if I hang up.
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LPC: Thank you very much.
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LPC: No, no, no, no, no, no. Well, I don't...
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LPC: University of Tennessee.
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LPC: This is Juan, ah, with UPS dot com.
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LPC: What appears to be the trouble here today, sir?
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LPC: I have no idea. Someone called me and said that I had a package that was supposedly being delivered
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LPC: from Dipstick dot com. (Huhuhuhuh) Umm, and that I needed to line up the payment. I have never ordered anything
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LPC: from any organization named Dipstick dot com.
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LPC: I see.
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LPC: Well, I'm the administrator here.
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LPC: What did you order, and when were you...
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LPC: I did not order anything.
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LPC: You did not.
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LPC: Apparently, you had a disagreement.
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LPC: And all I was trying to determine
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LPC: was what the delivery address was
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LPC: on this hypothetical parcel
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LPC: so I could determine whether this had
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LPC: to do with my work or my
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LPC: personal business. And the
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LPC: And the individual that was on the phone - who
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LPC: sounds suspiciously like you,
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LPC: - did not have any idea where it was supposed to be delivered, which was very odd if you're United Parcel Service.
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LPC: Yah I'm an administrator here. I've been working...
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LPC: I don't really care if you're Jesus arisen from the grave.
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LPC: If I can't determine that this is a valid delivery for me, I'm not gonna accept it.
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LPC: And I don't understand anything about payment for something I have never ordered, from an organization named Dipstick dot com.
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LPC: I am the embodiment of God.
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LPC: I am divinity and humanity combined.
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LPC: Ok, so you have a complaint (reverb), and I need a payment, and we need the best time to deliver.
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LPC: Those are the three items on my agenda today, sir.
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LPC: If we can get those resolved todaiy, ah we'll be in good shaipe.
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LPC: I haven't ordered anything.
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LPC: So I am hardly going to pay for something that I haven't ordered.
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LPC: Oh oh oh oh oh oh You want to come pick it up you're saying then?
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LPC: I can give you our...
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LPC: No, I'm saying I did not order any item from any
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LPC: organization named Dipstick dot com, which is what the first party told me.
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LPC: Okay, I can tell you, I've been here for many, many years. I've seen lots of parcels of all shapes and sizes.
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LPC: That's fine! But I have not ordered anything. Ok and then you wanna come pick it up?
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LPC: No, I want nothing to do with it in any way, shape, or form.
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LPC: K, why don't I come out there myself. Get you familiarized...
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LPC: Sure.
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LPC: Where are you supposed to be coming?
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LPC: Well, I am in the administrative office.
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LPC: And where are you supposed to be coming?
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LPC: Where is the package supposedly to be de-livered?
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LPC: It's a residential delivery, sir(reverb) I can promise you that.
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LPC: To what address?
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LPC: It's a residential address, and I've got (fine) no problem bringing that to you
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LPC: Myself, I want to resolve this here today at UPS.
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LPC: How 'bout this?
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LPC: Yes, sir.
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LPC: Why don't you give me your extension?
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LPC: I will call the...
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LPC: UPS global number and try to get in contact with you.
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LPC: That sounds phenomenal.
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LPC: Ah, I'm at area code...
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LPC: No, no, no, no.
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LPC: I'm going to call a UPS published number on their website and ask to speak to you.
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LPC: And I need an extension number.
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LPC: That's not a problem at all.
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LPC: That's perfectly suitable suggestion that you've made.
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LPC: I wanna commend you.
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LPC: I wanna applaud your willingness to resolve this matter from Dipstick dot com.
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LPC: I just need a payment, and a best time to deliver.
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LPC: A payment for what?
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LPC: $486.
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LPC: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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LPC: Yeah, yeah.
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LPC: Not how much.
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LPC: For what am I supposedly paying?
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SPEAKER_00: Yeah, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.
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LPC: For the Dipstick.com parcel that you ordered, sir, back.
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LPC: But I did not order anything from Dipstick dot com
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LPC: I've got you digital signature here, and...
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LPC: Gee, that's nice.
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LPC: Where did you get that?
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LPC: Who did I order it from?
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LPC: From Dipstick.com General Motors Group.
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LPC: Nope.
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LPC: have never ordered anything from Dipstick dot com, Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, or any other group.
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LPC: It's a big, big, colorful bunch of parcels we got here for you, sir. You're gonna be delighted when we get there.
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LPC: I sincerely doubt it. I don't think I ordered this. Thank you very much...
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LPC: What's the best time to get there today?