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En morgen, som jeg gikk fra St. Peter’s Metro-stasjon, og i retning, av St. Peter’s Campus.
(I samme ‘flokk’ liksom, som en ‘haug’ andre studenter, som skulle rekke dagens første forelesning, da).
Så mener jeg at jeg overhørte det, at en av de sa, (om meg), at: ‘He looks like something left over from the eighties’.
(Noe sånt).
Så det var liksom et slags press, om å se så og så kul ut da, ved University of Sunderland da, (må jeg si).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Så jeg tenkte det, at jeg måtte kjøpe meg en del nye klær.
For å unngå å bli stigmatisert, for å liksom se døll ut, i klesveien, da.
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Så jeg husker det, at jeg blant annet kjøpte meg tre nye jakker, den første tida som jeg bodde, i Sunderland.
Og det var to jakker, (som begge var ganske så billige, mener jeg å huske), fra Matalan, (i Pallion).
(Nemlig en slags brun skinnjakke, (av mange skinnlapper som var sydd sammen vel), og en slags mørkegrå vinterfrakk-aktig jakke, vel.
Noe sånt).
Dessuten, så fant jeg meg en tredje jakke, på Debenhams, (husker jeg).
Og det var en grønn jakke, (som hang litt for seg selv, og som var den siste igjen vel), fra Yves Saint Laurent, (husker jeg).
(En jakke som kosta over hundre pund, vel.
Men jeg hadde en god del ‘Rimi Langhus-penger’, den første tida, i Sunderland, da.
Og jeg regna med å få studielånet mitt ganske kjapt, da).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Jeg hadde også med meg to jakker, fra Norge, (til Sunderland), husker jeg.
Og den ene var en svart jakke, som jeg hadde kjøpt, på Hennes og Mauritz, mellom Oslo City og Storgata der.
(En jakke som var noe lignende av en kort, mørkeblå jakke.
Som jeg hadde brukt i mange år.
Og som jeg hadde kjøpt, på Hennes og Mauritz, på Oslo City, vel).
Og den andre var en dyr jakke, (som kosta mer enn 3000 vel, og som også var svart, (med noe slags fint mønster, på foret)), som jeg hadde kjøpt, i Marlboro-butikken, i Oslo City, høsten 2002, (var det vel).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Da jeg skulle til Newcastle denne kvelden.
Så hadde jeg på meg den nyinnkjøpte ‘frakk-aktige’ jakka, (husker jeg).
Men i Newcastle, (og Sunderland), så var det vanlig, å gå ut på byen, uten jakke.
(Uansett om det var i desember, liksom).
Så utestedene hadde ikke garderobe, da.
Så jeg så så dum ut, på det stedet hvor de hadde sånne nakne cabaret-damer, liksom.
(Hvis ikke dette var på et annet utested like ved).
Så jeg la fra meg jakka mi et sted, inne på det utestedet, da.
Og da jeg kom tilbake etter å ha kjøpt øl, (eller noe sånt).
Så var det en brite, (i begynnelsen av 20-åra vel), som tulle med den jakka, (husker jeg).
(Han stod der sammen med noen unge damer, mener jeg å huske).
For han briten, han hadde begynt å prøve jakka mi, (eller noe sånt), da.
Men jeg fikk den jakka tilbake, uten å behøve å slåss da, (for å si det sånn).
Så det var vel bare noe tull, antagelig.
Og ikke noe forsøk på å rappe jakka mi, (som vel kanskje ikke så så fin ut akkurat, siden den var ganske billig, og fra Matalan), da.
(Noe sånt).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Til slutt denne kvelden, så endte jeg opp på et hip-hop utested, (mener jeg å huske).
Og jeg husker at jeg var rimelig full, da.
Og da dette utstedet stengte, (sånn i 3-4-tida kanskje).
Så gikk jeg ned trappa der, da.
Og da var det ei ung blondinne som gikk foran meg, ut av det utestedet, (husker jeg).
(Noe sånt).
Og hu gikk barbeint, (med skoa sine i hånda), da hu kom ut på gata, (husker jeg).
Og jeg lurte på om jeg skulle prøve å sjekke opp hu unge, britiske dama.
(Siden jeg var ganske full, da).
Så jeg gikk i samme retning som henne, noen meter, da.
(Dette var nesten som en slags hovedgate, eller noe lignende, da).
Men så stod det en gjeng der, som liksom fulgte med, på hva som hendte, (i den gata), da.
Og da syntes jeg at det ble så flaut liksom, å følge etter hu unge dama, da.
Så da snudde jeg, og gikk den andre veien, da.
(Uten at jeg fikk sagt noe, til hu unge blondinna, da.
For å si det sånn).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Det var forresten sånn, at det ikke gikk noe nattbuss, fra Newcastle til Sunderland.
Så det var egentlig ikke så smart, å dra til Newcastle, for å gå på fylla, hvis man bodde, i Sunderland.
For den siste Metro-en gikk rundt midnatt, (eller noe sånt), vel.
(Noe sånt).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Jeg regna vel med, at jeg skulle finne noen utesteder, som var åpne, til i 6-7-tida.
(Siden Newcastle var kjent for å være en party-by, liksom).
Men det fant jeg ikke, da.
Så det endte med at jeg gikk til Gateshead, (som jo liksom ligger en togstasjon nærmere Sunderland), husker jeg.
Og der gikk jeg litt rundt, (for å holde varmen da), husker jeg.
Og jeg lå også og halvsov litt, på en benk, (eller noen stoler), på/ved Metro-stasjonen, da.
(Omtrent som jeg hadde gjort et i Oslo, på den tida som jeg bodde, på Ellingsrudåsen, (hvis jeg ikke rakk den siste nattbussen).
Da pleide jeg noen ganger å sove, (i et par timer), i en stol, som stod i en gang, (litt opp i etasjene), inne på Galleri Oslo der, husker jeg.
Og så ta den første t-banen, tilbake til Ellingsrudåsen, da).
Og så tok jeg det første Metro-toget, tilbake til Sunderland, på søndag morgen, da.
(For jeg hadde ikke lyst til å bruke 30-40 pund, på taxi, liksom.
For de pengene tenkte jeg at jeg kunne få mer nytte for, ved å bruke, på andre måter, da.
Noe sånt).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Det var fortsatt mye mer som hendte, den tida som jeg bodde, i Sunderland.
Og dette tenkte jeg at jeg skulle prøve å få skrevet mer om, i de neste kapitlene, av Min Bok 6.
Så vi får se om jeg klarer å få til det.
Vi får se.
PS.
Det var også sånn.
At da jeg skulle gå av Metro-toget, i Newcastle sentrum, på lørdagskvelden.
(Ved jernbanestasjonen, vel).
Så var det en lokal kar, i 50-åra, kanskje.
Som var drita full, da.
Og han begynte å ‘bable’ til meg, om et eller annet, da.
Og så nekta han å la Metro-toget kjøre, da.
(For han stod i døra, liksom.
Sånn at dørene ikke lukket seg, da.
Noe sånt).
Så jeg måtte faktisk bli med Metro-toget en eller to stasjoner til.
For at han fylliken skulle la toget kjøre, da.
(For Metro-sjåføren, (eller noen andre), gjorde ikke noe, da).
For han skippern-aktige fylikken, han skulle absolutt ‘bable’ om et eller annet, da.
Og lot ikke Metro-toget kjøre, fordi han skulle spørre meg, om et eller annet, da.
Så jeg måtte gå på togen igjen, for å få han fylliken, til å la toget kjøre, da.
Og så gikk jeg av Metro-en en eller to stasjoner seinere, da.
Og der spurte jeg noen unge briter, som skulle på en fest, (eller noe sånt), vel.
Om hvilken vei jeg skulle gå, for å komme meg ned til sentrum igjen, da.
(Noe sånt).
Så sånn var det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
Og mens jeg gikk, fra dette ukjente stedet, (i Newcastle).
Og til der utestedene var, liksom.
Så fant jeg en kebab-sjappe, (husker jeg).
Og der gikk jeg inn og kjøpte meg en kebab, da.
Men jeg overhørte at noen unge, britiske damer, sa det, at jeg ikke klarte å bestille kebab.
(Noe sånt).
For jeg surra litt, da.
For ‘doner kebab’, hva er det, liksom?
Nei, i Oslo, så sier man bare: ‘En kebab’.
Men i England, så var det ikke så lett da, (skjønte jeg).
Og jeg fikk vel bare noe kebabkjøtt, på en tallerken, vel.
(Noe sånt).
Så jeg bestilte nok feil, da.
Så kebab i England, og kebab i Oslo, det er ikke akkurat det samme, (vil jeg si).
I Oslo så blir man skikkelig mett, (må man vel si), hvis man bestiller, en kebab.
Men i England, så får man faktisk litt mindre mat, (vil jeg si).
Ihvertfall noen steder, da.
Og jeg hadde jo kjøpt kebab, i Brighton, sommeren 1990, (var det vel).
(Siden min tremenning Øystein Andersen, absolutt ville kjøpe det).
Og der var kebabene store, gode og mettende, (mener jeg å huske).
Og der spurte de vel bare om hvordan saus man ville ha på kebaben, (tror jeg).
(Og da pekte jeg vel bare, på en eller annen saus, (som lå i noen metallkar vel), tror jeg.
Siden jeg ikke var noen ekspert, på kebab, da).
Men så enkelt var det ikke, å bestille kebab, i Newcastle, da.
(For i 2004, så hadde de visst innført flere kebab-typer, (som kylling-kebab, doner-kebab og shish-kebab, var det vel muligens.
Noe sånt.
Så da ble det litt vanskeligere, (å bestille kebab), da.
For å si det sånn).
Og i Norge, så får man mer kinakål og mais, (oppi pitabrødet), når man bestiller kebab, (vil jeg si).
Og konsistensen, på kebab-kjøttet er også forskjellig, vil jeg si.
I England, så får man strimler av kjøtt, som er skåret rett av et stort roterende kjøttstykke.
Mens i Norge, så er kebab-kjøttet ofte hakket opp, i mindre biter, vel.
(Noe sånt).
Sånn at alle ingrediensene, i kebaben, (i Norge), liksom danner en slags masse nesten, da.
(Noe sånt).
Mens i England, så får man lange kjøttstrimler, oppi pitabrødet, da.
Så sånn er det.
Bare noe jeg tenkte på.
Men men.
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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 5:43 PM
To:
“customercare@postoffice.co.uk” <customercare@postoffice.co.uk>
Hi, today, I tried to calm it down a bit, with Mary in Winslow St. So I went to the Post Office in Church Street. They have name-signs, (unlike Winslow St.), and it said ‘Pat’ on the
name-sign belonging to the post-woman who served me, (I noticed). She first went away, (as if to sneze or something), and hid behing a
column, (‘søyle’ in Norwegian). Then I told her the packet was for my web-shop and if I please could
have a ‘proof of postage’. Pat told me that a recept and a proof of postage was the same thing. Put when she gave me the receipt, then it didn’t say the weight, on the receipt. (I attach a copy of the receipts). I think it’s better if it says the weight on the receipt, (like it
normally does). I don’t understand why you don’t print the weight on the receipts any longer. When I send the packets I want to document three things for my web-shop: – The cost. – The weight. – Name/address of the person who has ordered the goods. On Tuesday, I think it was, (see my earlier e-mails). Then I only got documentation about the name and address of the person
who had ordered the goods. Today I got documentation about the cost as well. (Maybe because I paid by card today?). What should say to get documentation on all three ‘things’, (cost,
weight and name/address of the person recieving the packet). It’s fine to be able to document the weight, I think. Sometimes the packets take weeks instead of days. And then the custommers complain. And then I would have wanted to prove that I have sent a packet to them. And then it’s fine if it says the weight, (like your recepts used to
show earlier), because then I can prove that I have sent goods that
weighs the right weight, for the specific order. So I hope you change the receipts back. So that they show the weight as well. Best regards, Erik Ribsskog
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From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 7:08 PM
Subject: Update/Fwd: Complaint about the Post Office in Winslow St.,
Walton, Liverpool
To: “customercare@postoffice.co.uk” <customercare@postoffice.co.uk >
Hi again, also, the door was standing wide open there. (In November). That was a bit strange, I think. Also, Mary made a point of, that Royal Mail already had been there today. But I hadn’t asked about that. I know that they’re there at around 5 PM, usually. It’s like Mary mentioned this to provoke me, to insinuate that they
were going to do some ‘funny stuff’, with the packets. I’ve been sending packets from my web-shop, from many other
post-offices in Sunderland and Liverpool. And there also is another post-office, in Walton. I could start using that. They could just tell me, in Winslow St. It isn’t like I feel welcome, in the Post Office, in Winslow St. Mary spoke with a working-class accent, I noticed. It’s like the staff there are mobsters who want to prey on me, and who
are acting un-proffesional, I think. I think Mary was un-professional when she started nagging, about a
months old case, when I went to the Post Office today, to send the two
packets. People should be able to expect to be treated more professional at the
Post Office, I think. How can you have staff that acts as un-proffesional as this. What’s the name of the manager, at this Post Office, I wonder. If they don’t want me to buy post-services from them, I could go to
another post-office. Even if the one in County Road also seems a bit ‘dodgy’, it didn’t use
to have a proper sign, for months, around a year ago. So perhaps the French, Dutch, Danish or German post-office should
start opening a branch in Walton. Let’s hope so. Because the British ones are just full of low-life, it seems. Erik Ribsskog
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From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 6:03 PM
Subject: Complaint about the Post Office in Winslow St., Walton, Liverpool
To: “customercare@postoffice.co.uk” <customercare@postoffice.co.uk >
Hi, I went to the Post Office in Winslow St. now. The post office-woman who has been with a ship to Norway wasn’t working now. In stead it was Mary. Mary complained about that I had complained about her. (To you). I asked her when this was. She answered some months ago. But I have sent hundreds of packets to Norway, from my web-shop. I can’t remember what happens every time I go to the post-office. Because you have so many different certificates of posting. And there has also been a lot of complaints surrounding that post
office staff are stubborn, and don’t want to give me the type of
certificate of posting, that I ask for. But I thought this was resolved now. What was that Mary was trying to tell me, I was wondering. When I got home now, I see that Mary haven’t given me receipts. Only 2 x Horizon Certificate of Posting. But it doesn’t say the price, of the postage, on these receipts. And it doesn’t say the weight. I paid eight pounds and something, (if I remember it right). What was the exact amount I was paying, I was wondering. Also what was the weight, (for each packet). (Just so that I have this information, to prove to the customers, that
I’ve sent these packets. If the packets take weeks. Like happened once). Also, Mary started asking me what the value of the packets were. I’ve sent hundreds of packets to Norway earlier, but can’t remember
that they ask me that. I’d also filled out a form, for the customs, (at home), like I always
use to do, I’d say. Also, an old woman, (a manager), stod besides Mary, the whole time. Without saying who she was. I’d like to complain about this poor customer-service, please. I’ve gone to commerce and office-school, in Norway, for three years. I’ve gone to a private academy name NHI. I’ve worked in retail for fifteen years, and in retail-management for
around ten years. I don’t like to be naged on, about month old cases, when I go to the
Post Office. When I e-mail you about a case, then this should be dealt with in
writing, I think. And not months later, by a hostile post office-worker. Maybe in Russia, but not in the western world, I think. That was like this woman had her periode, or something, I think. The Post Office should be better organised, I think. You have an organisation, and you could use that to inform staff,
about desitions, in a case. So that they aren’t going to bring up month old cases, when people go
to the Post Office. That’s out of place, I think. And that case must have been resolved, I think. So please tell your staff to stop hasassing me when I go to the
post-office, and patronising me like acting like my mother. And which amount should I put in the book-keeping, 8 pounds and X pence? And the weight on these two packets please, (in case the customers
want to see the receipt that shows I’ve sent their packet). Regards, Erik Ribsskog
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Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 2:34 PM
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Hi,Also you should get the mosters/street-actors thrown into jail.
I think you should move out this bus-station and build your own buidling. National Express didn’t have control there it seemed. Also you should fire someone since the bus to Liverpool had a ‘Bradford’-sign.
And I want a large compensation.It seems from your e-mail that this is your final response, to my complaint.This is very poor I think, so I send this back to your director. You should do all the stuff I mention above and inform me about your findings. Erik Ribsskog
On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 1:59 PM, Roger Simpson <Roger.Simpson@nationalexpress.com> wrote:
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I am sorry you found the securityguard
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We expect our members ofstaff and representatives to act in a clear and
concise manner at all times and I am disappointed that we failed to
maintain this standard on this occasion.
We take such complaints very seriously
and I will forward the details of
your complaint to the manager responsible for the Bus station, who
will address the matter of any alleged undesirables on the premises and
also address with
the securityguard
your issues in detail in orderto prevent any such re occurrences
. Our aim is to provide you with a safe, clear, friendly and helpful
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Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 1:03 PM
To:
Çiğdem Küçük <cigdem@copypanthers.com>
Hi, ok, thanks very much! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog
On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:53 PM, Çiğdem Küçük <cigdem@copypanthers.com> wrote:
> Hello Erik,
>
> Thank you for your fast reply.
>
> I will think of this when I have translations next time.
>
> Best
> Cigdem
>
>
>
> Venlig hilsen / Kind regards
>
> Cigdem Kücük
> Project Manager
> www.copypanthers.dk
>
> Tel. +45 36 96 45 10
> Tel. +90 212 235 85 35
> Mobile: +90 534 230 43 48
> Skype: copypanthers-cigdem
>
>
> On 22 November 2013 14:51, Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I registered for translation-work from English to Norwegian.
>>
>> I haven’t worked with SEO before.
>>
>> And I’m not used with writing texts about womens clothing.
>>
>> I’ve been translating a bit, from English to Norwegian before.
>>
>> (A speach by J. F. Kennedy).
>>
>> So if you have some translation-work from English/Swedish/Danish to
>> Norwegian, I could try doing that.
>>
>> But I’m not into SEO-work, unfortunately.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Erik Ribsskog
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Çiğdem Küçük <cigdem@copypanthers.com>
>> wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > I’m the Danish PM at Copypanthers and I have a job for you if you’re
>> > interested and available.
>> >
>> > It’s writing about products for the homepage zalando.no don’t know if
>> > you
>> > know the site.
>> >
>> > But here are some info about the job and also I attached some files in
>> > order
>> > for you to see how the texts are build up (formatting and length) and
>> > also
>> > style wise how they should be written in what kind of language and also
>> > info
>> > about the payment per text.
>> > (In the Excel file you will be able to see each text for each link and
>> > how
>> > they’re written)
>> >
>> > You can get more information about the product simply by adding the link
>> > from the Excel file after: zalando.no
>> >
>> > I have 20 texts that needs to be written, please let me know if you
>> > would be
>> > able to handle these ASAP or how many you think you will be able to
>> > handle.
>> >
>> > Deadline is 26th. of November !!
>> >
>> > Also, a friendly reminder that Copypanthers has a 100% satisfaction
>> > guarantee so if you are not totally confident that you can deliver a
>> > great
>> > texts, it’s totally OK to be honest and let us know from the start. Hope
>> > to
>> > hear from you soon!
>> >
>> > Please read the instructions carefully and look at the formatting.
>> >
>> > I hope to hear from you soon!
>> >
>> >
>> > Venlig hilsen / Kind regards
>> >
>> > Cigdem Kücük
>> > Project Manager
>> > www.copypanthers.dk
>> >
>> > Tel. +45 36 96 45 10
>> > Tel. +90 212 235 85 35
>> > Mobile: +90 534 230 43 48
>> > Skype: copypanthers-cigdem
>> >
>
> PS. Denne jobben dukket opp på Facebook-feed-en min:
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Gmail – Fwd: Copypanthers: Writing Norwegian Texts >//
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Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Fwd: Copypanthers: Writing Norwegian Texts
Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:51 PM
To:
Çiğdem Küçük <cigdem@copypanthers.com>
Hi, I registered for translation-work from English to Norwegian. I haven’t worked with SEO before. And I’m not used with writing texts about womens clothing. I’ve been translating a bit, from English to Norwegian before. (A speach by J. F. Kennedy). So if you have some translation-work from English/Swedish/Danish to
Norwegian, I could try doing that. But I’m not into SEO-work, unfortunately. Regards, Erik Ribsskog
On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:36 PM, Çiğdem Küçük <cigdem@copypanthers.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’m the Danish PM at Copypanthers and I have a job for you if you’re
> interested and available.
>
> It’s writing about products for the homepage zalando.no don’t know if you
> know the site.
>
> But here are some info about the job and also I attached some files in order
> for you to see how the texts are build up (formatting and length) and also
> style wise how they should be written in what kind of language and also info
> about the payment per text.
> (In the Excel file you will be able to see each text for each link and how
> they’re written)
>
> You can get more information about the product simply by adding the link
> from the Excel file after: zalando.no
>
> I have 20 texts that needs to be written, please let me know if you would be
> able to handle these ASAP or how many you think you will be able to handle.
>
> Deadline is 26th. of November !!
>
> Also, a friendly reminder that Copypanthers has a 100% satisfaction
> guarantee so if you are not totally confident that you can deliver a great
> texts, it’s totally OK to be honest and let us know from the start. Hope to
> hear from you soon!
>
> Please read the instructions carefully and look at the formatting.
>
> I hope to hear from you soon!
>
>
> Venlig hilsen / Kind regards
>
> Cigdem Kücük
> Project Manager
> www.copypanthers.dk
>
> Tel. +45 36 96 45 10
> Tel. +90 212 235 85 35
> Mobile: +90 534 230 43 48
> Skype: copypanthers-cigdem
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Erik Ribsskog
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Complaint
Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:22 PM
To:
Anthony Vigor <Anthony.Vigor@nationalexpress.com>, nsc@york.ac.uk, riitta_hanson@live.co.uk
Hi, I hope they deal with it seriously then. It says on your tickets that one should be there ten minutes before
the bus departs. So I asked about the bus, around 10.50 PM. And your info-representative pointed at the bus at Stand 6. (Even if it said Stand 3 on your TV’s). Then the teatrical bus-driver dragged a group of people with him to Stand 6. A bus to Bradford appeared at Stand 3. (But I guess this must have been the Liverpool-bus with the wrong sign on). Also it says ‘Bay 3’ where the buses are, but ‘Stand 3’, on your TV’s. So this seemed a bit ‘dodgy’, I remember thinking. Perhaps you should move out of Leeds Bus Station, and get your own
building, in Leeds. With uniformed staff, (I couldn’t see that your third world info-guy
was wearing a uniform). Just an advice.
Erik Ribsskog
On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 12:01 PM, Anthony Vigor
<Anthony.Vigor@nationalexpress.com> wrote:
> Erik –
>
> I have passed your complaint on to the coach customer service team.
>
> Regards,
>
> Anthony
>
>
> —–Original Message—–
> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
> Sent: 22 November 2013 11:37
> To: Anthony Vigor
> Cc: nsc@york.ac.uk
> Subject: Complaint
>
> Hi,
>
> on Wednesday I was in York to go to an event regarding my fellow
> Larvik-citizen Thor Heyerdahl, at York Anglo-Scandinavian Society.
>
> I wanted to practice my Norwegian a bit, since I think the
> Scandinavian Church in Liverpool is a bit Swedish, or something.
>
> On my way back, the bus from Leeds to Liverpool at 11 PM, was canceled.
>
> And I had to take a bus to Manchester, a couple of hours later, (and
> then a security-guard who spoke the phonetical Nato-alphabeth told me
> I was going to be ‘moved’).
>
> Why didn’t you just start an new bus when the theatrical bus-driver,
> (with a Scouse-accent), couldn’t start the bus?
>
> (There were two other buses parked there).
>
> Also, at your Leeds waiting-room, a dark-skinned guy with black
> trainers with white stripes hang there, for two hours.
>
> And stood next to your info-representative, (also from the third world).
>
> This was like some kind of street theater, I think.
>
> Do you have problems with mobsters in your company?
>
> Erik Ribsskog
>
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