I also notice sometimes a tone..an attitude in that the software is not doing what a user wants and they feel they not only have a right for it to do that but more worryingly they feel they have a right to get a solution from volunteer sites such as this. A bit like when I was a greengrocer in a large supermarket, there were customers who deluded themselves that they were "middle class" and acted as if the supermarket was a given, they paid their taxes and thus acted as if we "workers" should be at their beck and call and more worryingly the shop had a "duty" to provide them exactly what they wanted when they wanted. A lot of their grievance was down to our cheery cockney greengrocer attitude. I would get into work at 10.00 am and not stop singing till 7.00 pm. I was known as the singing green man..the kids loved it as did many of the mums and dads, we used to have a right royal knees up. But there were a few who were jealous. " You should be working not singing and dancing" " Listen mate I AM WORKING..I am humping 30 KG boxes of bananas and dancing the fandango with the ladies while doing so" You could just feel the jealously oozing from them. They saw me as a poor cockney barrow boy without a care in the world being loved by women they could only dream of being able to approach...when in truth life at home was hell and physical work, the company of beautiful women, gorgeous kids and jolly chaps was my release. Barrow boy greengrocer LICENSE TO FLIRT. I have worked at board level with major banks, had dinner with deputy prime ministers, ran my own airline. BUT WAS AS HAPPY IF NOT HAPPIER WORKING WITH TRUE PEERS ON A SHOP FLOOR...It was just like being back working on the fairground .." Roll Up !! Roll Up !!..Win a coconut for the lovely lady mister !! "
Oh what was the point I was trying to make ? ah yes..attitude..people who think the world owes them. Oh.. and that reminds me of a song funnily enough ...