DanCouga wrote:What do battered women and deaf children have in common?
They just don't ****ing listen!
How 'bout an Arthur Anderson consulting joke? I had several friends that had worked for them
A couple were reading their menu's in a big busy chain restaurant. They were amazed by how quickly the all male waiters were doing their tasks. When their waiter arrived to take their order, the man asked the waiter, "I noticed that every waiter here has a spoon in their shirt pocket. Is there a reason for that?
The waiter proudly said, " well, yes sir, we recently underwent an extensive Arthur Anderson time management study. Arthur Anderson determined that 78.9% of the silverware dropped by patrons were spoons. Their analysis concluded it took an average of 3 minutes per dropped utensil to fetch a replacement. By carrying a spoon with us, Arthur Anderson determined the restaurant would save 2.37 hrs of worker productivity per week, resulting in improved service.
The woman replied, "That's interesting. Now I also noticed that every waiter seems to have a long thread coming out of their fly. Is that a result of the study as well?The waiter responded, "You're very observant ma'am. Yes, this was another innovation by the Arthur Anderson management team. You see, during the time management analysis, it was determined that 85.5% of the waiter bathroom breaks involved urination, and took an average of 4.3 minutes per restroom visit. 68.9% of that time involved washing/drying our hands.By tying a string around our genital's, meant we could go to bathroom without touching our genitalia, keeping our handls away from possible splashing. This also enabled the waiters to skip washing hands resulting in improved productivity.
The man thought a second, and said, "hmmm, wait a moment. If Arthur Anderson's consultants have you using a string to pull out your...pen15, than how does Arthur Anderson expect you to put your pen15 back into your pants when your done without using your hands??"
The waiter grinned, and said in a hushed tone, "well, they never quite told us that part, so we solved it on our own by using the spoons..."