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This guy works in a call center and draws rude customers—they are hilarious

Ben Goodey

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SerAntwon, works at a call center.

Like most people who work in customer service, he talks to rude people on a regular basis.

Particularly rude callers can be inspirational, it turns out.

"Whenever I get a particularly rude caller, I like to draw what they might look like."

Why not? We all need a creative outlet.

Here are our favourite SerAntwon customer drawings (mostly the rude customers, and some others). (Follow them on Instagram for more; quotes taken from Reddit)

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1. "This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently."

r/funny - I work at an essential call center. Sometimes I like to draw what my callers might look like. This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently.

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2. "Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number."

r/funny - I work at a call center. Whenever I get a particularly rude caller, I like to draw what they might look like. Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number.

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3. "This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up."

r/funny - I work at a call center (well, from home now). I like to draw my callers every now and again. This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up

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4. "Here’s Howard from today, who vomited all his information out before I even had a chance to say hello."

r/funny - I WILL NOW GIVE YOU ALL OF MY INFORMATION BEFORE YOU ASK FOR IT T,THEN ACT OFFENDED WHEN yOu ASK ME TO REPEAT IT. D SERANTWON

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5. "Here’s Ron from today, who asked how I was with no intention of letting me answer."

r/funny - = THANK YOU FOR CALLING,H 6, How MAY I HELP You? SER! How THE HELL ARE YA?! WELL I'M GOO SER, THE REASON I'M CALLING... Mn SERANTWON

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6. "Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him."

r/funny - I work at a call center. Sometimes I like to draw what my callers might look like. Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him.

7. "Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked."

r/funny - I work at a call center. Sometimes I like to draw what my callers might look like. Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked.

8. "Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like."

r/funny - I work at a call center. Sometimes I like to draw what my callers might look like. Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like.

9. "This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number."

r/funny - I work at a call center. I like to draw my callers sometimes. This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number.

10. "For some reason, this seems to be one of my most misunderstood questions."

r/funny - MAY I HAVE YOUR NAME PLEASE STEVE HENDERSON, ITS UNDER MY HUSBAND'S NAME. PHONE (317) 277- LANTWOR CALLER NAME ADDRESS: EMAIL: SERANTWON

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11. "This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:"

r/funny - I work at a call center. Sometimes, I like to draw what my callers. This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:

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12. "Here’s uhhh... a lot of people:"

r/funny - MAYBE IF I TALK REAL LOuD IT'LL HIDE MY /LACK OF UNDER- STANDING.

13. "My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on."

r/funny - I work at a call center. My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on.

14. "Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:"

r/funny - I work at a call center. Sometimes I like to draw what my callers might look like. Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:

Finally, some good news

Thank you so much to everyone who makes my job a little easier.

r/funny - THANK YOU FOR CALLING MY NAMEIS HOW CAN I HELP You? HI,1 AM A KINDAND RESPECTFUL PERSON; AND I HAVE ALL THE I NFO YOU NEED You STILL THERE, SER?

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This guy works in a call center and draws rude customers—they are hilarious

1. "This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently."

2. "Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number."

3. "This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up."

4. "Here’s Howard from today, who vomited all his information out before I even had a chance to say hello."

5. "Here’s Ron from today, who asked how I was with no intention of letting me answer."

6. "Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him."

7. "Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked."

8. "Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like."

9. "This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number."

10. "For some reason, this seems to be one of my most misunderstood questions."

11. "This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:"

12. "Here’s uhhh... a lot of people:"

13. "My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on."

14. "Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:"

Finally, some good news

This guy works in a call center and draws rude customers—they are hilarious

1. "This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently."

2. "Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number."

3. "This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up."

4. "Here’s Howard from today, who vomited all his information out before I even had a chance to say hello."

5. "Here’s Ron from today, who asked how I was with no intention of letting me answer."

6. "Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him."

7. "Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked."

8. "Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like."

9. "This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number."

10. "For some reason, this seems to be one of my most misunderstood questions."

11. "This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:"

12. "Here’s uhhh... a lot of people:"

13. "My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on."

14. "Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:"

Finally, some good news

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This guy works in a call center and draws rude customers—they are hilarious

1. "This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently."

2. "Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number."

3. "This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up."

4. "Here’s Howard from today, who vomited all his information out before I even had a chance to say hello."

5. "Here’s Ron from today, who asked how I was with no intention of letting me answer."

6. "Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him."

7. "Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked."

8. "Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like."

9. "This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number."

10. "For some reason, this seems to be one of my most misunderstood questions."

11. "This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:"

12. "Here’s uhhh... a lot of people:"

13. "My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on."

14. "Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:"

Finally, some good news

This guy works in a call center and draws rude customers—they are hilarious

1. "This is uh.. way too many of my callers recently."

2. "Here’s Angie from today after I asked for her account number."

3. "This is all the callers that hit me with this response when asked for information they had been told they would need before I pick up."

4. "Here’s Howard from today, who vomited all his information out before I even had a chance to say hello."

5. "Here’s Ron from today, who asked how I was with no intention of letting me answer."

6. "Here’s Kent from today, who for some reason thought that since he had me on speaker, he had to yell for me to hear him."

7. "Here’s Richard from today, who liked to interrupt his wife to answer every question I asked."

8. "Today I decided to draw what some of my callers think they look like."

9. "This is a real response I got from a guy today after I asked a him for HIS phone number."

10. "For some reason, this seems to be one of my most misunderstood questions."

11. "This seems to be the fan favorite when callers don’t have the information I need:"

12. "Here’s uhhh... a lot of people:"

13. "My callers always seem to spell out the words/names I don’t need the spelling on."

14. "Here’s Doug the mouth breather from today:"

Finally, some good news

Frequently asked questions

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