Data Number . | Empirics . | Brief Commentary . |
---|---|---|
4, 37 | Companion challenges knowledge that the employee has taken for granted | Employee is processing tickets, companion intervenes, supposing the female customer does not know what she has done by opting to pay “standard.” |
27 | “Go on then, we’ll do it” | Following an explanation of gift aid, the female customer orders “standard.” The employee starts to process the tickets. Her male companion talks with employee, then overrules her, and donates. |
72 | “Ticket for the grounds” | Employee confirms order, as she is processing tickets. This is enough to expose the problem. The customer elaborates his plans for the day and his errorful knowledge is exposed. |
Data Number . | Empirics . | Brief Commentary . |
---|---|---|
4, 37 | Companion challenges knowledge that the employee has taken for granted | Employee is processing tickets, companion intervenes, supposing the female customer does not know what she has done by opting to pay “standard.” |
27 | “Go on then, we’ll do it” | Following an explanation of gift aid, the female customer orders “standard.” The employee starts to process the tickets. Her male companion talks with employee, then overrules her, and donates. |
72 | “Ticket for the grounds” | Employee confirms order, as she is processing tickets. This is enough to expose the problem. The customer elaborates his plans for the day and his errorful knowledge is exposed. |
Data Number . | Empirics . | Brief Commentary . |
---|---|---|
4, 37 | Companion challenges knowledge that the employee has taken for granted | Employee is processing tickets, companion intervenes, supposing the female customer does not know what she has done by opting to pay “standard.” |
27 | “Go on then, we’ll do it” | Following an explanation of gift aid, the female customer orders “standard.” The employee starts to process the tickets. Her male companion talks with employee, then overrules her, and donates. |
72 | “Ticket for the grounds” | Employee confirms order, as she is processing tickets. This is enough to expose the problem. The customer elaborates his plans for the day and his errorful knowledge is exposed. |
Data Number . | Empirics . | Brief Commentary . |
---|---|---|
4, 37 | Companion challenges knowledge that the employee has taken for granted | Employee is processing tickets, companion intervenes, supposing the female customer does not know what she has done by opting to pay “standard.” |
27 | “Go on then, we’ll do it” | Following an explanation of gift aid, the female customer orders “standard.” The employee starts to process the tickets. Her male companion talks with employee, then overrules her, and donates. |
72 | “Ticket for the grounds” | Employee confirms order, as she is processing tickets. This is enough to expose the problem. The customer elaborates his plans for the day and his errorful knowledge is exposed. |
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