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A Story About The Constantly Negative And Angry Commenter

A Story About The Constantly Negative And Angry Commenter

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Or the laughing emoji, passive person.

I, like many of us successful business owners, occasionally peak at your businesses to confirm your jealousy and I can understand why you attack.  What I see is even worse than I thought, and often worse than deep down you know.

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An alleged business email contact ending in ‘gmail.com.’  A website exists occasionally from this crowd, but often just Facebook page and or an Instagram account.  A running special on already cheap services dated from the prior year.  No picture often, especially not a professional one.  Maybe one shiny after picture.

To the people that deal with someone like this, let this serve as a reminder that hate comes from below.  Even when you are struggling, it is a sign that you are heading upward on the right track.  Those people that decided they have nothing better to do, also decided to plateau in life.  Being uncommon amongst common people triggers discomfort in the trolls.

So back to you internet trolls.  What is really bothering you?  Are you really that altruistic about someone not (from your interpretation) polishing paint to your satisfaction prior to applying a ceramic coating?  Is that $99 detail or $399 ceramic coating advertisement really the reason why you cannot book a detail?  Perhaps you should learn to run a business!  Your problems are not unique.  I never went into a neighborhood to harass a teenager washing his parents car, to feel better about not scheduling that maintenance detail.  You say this is different, but it is not!

You complain about things for attention as well, while concealing context with people who do not know better.  Usually posts about employees, while my intuition tells me, ‘I would not work for this person.’

I see it!  I see you! When they fill the comment section of another business more than the content on their own channel.

The results show, often on both ends.

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