Just let your Yes mean Yes and your No mean NO!!!

I saw a man on the Today show complaining about how Coco Cola tried 2 play him. He opened a pop bottle that said he won $10,000!! Of course he was excited, but Coke wasn't having it. They said it was an error on their part because even though he was a winner, the contest wasn't suppose to start for another two weeks. So they told him they would give him $200 for his trouble instead of the 10K! Ummm I think not. The man did more than call Rafael Sanchez....he called the Today show and they put him on live. Needless to say, Coke called to make that situation right! They said they would give him the 10K and some extra items. At last all was happy again for everybody. I think Coke eventually did the correct thing by letting their yes mean yes. They a was pushing that reduced amount but they had to try. I consider that like giving a hungry whale a tic-tac and asking are you full now?

When I think about what some one's word means, I think of that as an extension of you. A verbal contract if you will. A friend use to tell me that her kids were expecting to get picked up by their father and would fall asleep in the living room with their coats on waiting on him. He gave his word --but obviously no one knew when he was speaking for the moment or really being sincere. I think the Coca Cola guy could handle being lied to better than a loved one can. Where is the love mannn?

Wardy point: Anybody has the right to change his/her mind on anything at anytime. No getting around that, but you can not get mad at someone for how they feel or react to your inconsistencies affect them. People are only works in progress! ((( Would you stay at a job that promised you $75K during the interview and then later changed to it to 21K when you started. Of course you would because you are so understanding--yeah right!)))

I am just a Ward who is letting his yes mean yes...

Just let your Yes mean Yes and your No mean No ----suckers.....

I am ward