Sentences with phrase «talk to a real person there»

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People always talk about «label interest,» and you have that from here or there, but we started to not pay attention to any of that unless we felt that interest was something that was legitimate and real and it was someone who also shared our interests.

The real volunteers, who had been there all morning cooking and preparing, were the ones who served all the food, sat and talked with the homeless people, and stayed around afterward to clean up.

people wake up and seek him when you open your heart to him he lives there and yes he talks to you and it is real very real.

While I was lying there (we really didn't speak to each other much), I was thinking about some people I've talked with recently who feel the very real risk of being more open and vulnerable.

Like, if you know who are you talking to and that is what a platforms like Sidney's, like mine is I am all about actually creating a tribe so you can have that one - on - one connection because I think there is a big difference between reading information and having a real person be able to sit with you and talk with you and make you invalidate what you are going through and be able to relate to what you are going through.

There are a couple of people who talk REAL loudly in the locker room (suppose to be a quiet zone)... drives me crazy Jennifer recently posted... Need Your Help Picking a Race!

Also just because there is a picture it doesn't mean that is the real person you are talking to.

Since there are more than 1,700,000 people with herpes in Australia, they real need some places to get help and find someone to talk to.

Yes, there may be some real people on the sites, but if 90 percent are fake and you have to pay to talk to people, that's just no good.

In real life people are too embarrassed to talk about such things as thous there's something bad in the relations when you both a happy and free.

You know, unfortunately nowadays there are many scammers on the Internet, so personally I, prefer to be sure that I'm talking to the real and sincere person, wanting the same things as me.

Hi I like football I watch football every day can't wait for the real football game to come on my football team is the Buccaneers I would like to have a friend football player if anybody are there is available just to have a friend to talk to I am a church - going person and I do have a children and I am a single woman looking for a good man if any Goodman are there playing football and they want to have a good woman let me know also know how to cook good and I'm from the islands thank you

Unquestionably there is no guarantee that the individual, whom you are talking to, is real and possesses all the stressed streaks, however as you know, even in everyday life we can come across such persons in all places.

Am Emma Greene i live in Texas dallasi, I find very much peace and tranquility there... I «m 5 «7» 170 with a athletic build, mentally stable, physically fit, a bunch of laughs, warm, caring, honest, good listening, God Fearing, and a positive person.I am real easy person to talk to and a good listener.

Yes, Tinder is largely a looks - based endeavor and can sometimes feel superficial for that reason, but remember that it's not really any different to meeting someone at a party or bar: you tend to approach the people you find physically attractive in real life, and then talk to them to see if there's a deeper connection.

There's something to be said for a comedy that doesn't rely too heavily on outrageous scenarios to get laughs, but instead presents relatable characters talking like real people.

There is also the consumer friendly technical support system that allows you to talk to a real person via Mayday.

There are also, of course, many writing groups in the real world but these do involve having to talk to actual people.

«There's nothing like talking to a real live person for help and advice, and our authors know that answers are just a call or email away.»

From there, a real live person reviews the information, pulls your credit report, talks to you about your situation, uses knowledge and expertise to explore all avenues, issues, and different loan options (all good ideas).

Joe Fairless: Hey, Josh, thank you for being on the show, from talking about the overall approach that you take to business and how to build a company, the process or the things that we need to pay attention to when we build a company — have the idea, have the plan, make sure we're solving something with a unique selling proposition... Be passionate, have dedication to our people, and know our business from a data standpoint — that right there is the blueprint for creating not only a real estate investing company, but just a company in general.

Most of the people here are talking about buying an index fund or funds, so there's no real way that stock buybacks by individual companies are going to be a very useful indicator of much of anything in that context.

When you need to talk to a real person, the LoanMart customer service team is there 7 days a week to answer your call, chat, email or smoke signal message (Alright, we're just kidding about the last one).

All four of these topics were real examples talked about by people who had the first - hand experience of being there, and it was fascinating to hear about all the things you had to think about when coordinating disaster relief... Like how the lack of infrastructure proved to be a harder problem to overcome than developing a heat - stable rinderpest vaccine.

I want to build a blog that's committed to keeping it real, promoting responsible travel, and digging a little deeper than the pretty surfaces (and occasionally talking about politics because WE GIVE A SHIT), as well as featuring those better bloggers, lifting up the voices of underrepresented travelers through our Voices of Travel series, and publishing work on destinations that is written by people who live there through our Like a Local series.

The patch is been deployed and the game runs like ass Still!The real problem is that Ubisoft is releasing games that are not finnished to the consumers, Ubisoft expects people to buy there games even if they are broke or in very bad technical condition, and this only happens because most of the people are willing to accept this crap and do nt talk with there wallet!People need to start talking more with there wallet and do nt support or buy with this kind of technical problems because buying them in this kind of state is telling developers and publishers that crap sells!

«Nobody... likes talking about enforceable international protocols and yet unless there is a real change in attitude, we have to contemplate those very unwelcome possibilities if we want the global economy not to collapse and millions, billions, of people to die.»

And when I gave a TEDx Talk to some very important people — my daughter's high school community — I wanted them to understand that there are actions they can take that would not only make them part of the solution, but also give them a sense of real hope.

I think people are now talking much more about what it is to do the right thing and there is a real discussion happening.

Of course, there are times when you need to talk to a real person about your insurance needs.

You'll get there by talking to people inside the employer, to gain an real understanding of what the hiring manager's real problems and priorities are.

Rules: First talk about how everyone has different sized personal bubbles and then ask them to practice different sizes of bubbles.Say that during the game, all the players will be bubbles, and can choose how big their personal bubbles will be during the game.Then talk about real bubbles, explaining that real bubbles pop if they accidentally rub up against anything, such as a wall or other people, therefore if the students touch anything, they have to pop and fall onto the ground.Also, there are 1 - 2 students or teachers in the room that are «needles.»

I was listening to CMHL and noticed that on talk radio, most shows had an «ask the experts» segment — car experts, mortgage experts and people who redo sewers, but there was no real estate show.

And it sort of occurred to me in talking to people after the book on Lehman Brothers came out that there was obviously a connection to real estate.

I'm in touch with them; if you're out there, people see you and people want to talk about real estate all the time.

When I started out people talked to me about refinancing like it was some magic bullet but if you're on an owner - occupant loan and refinance into a conventional / investment loan, there is a real chance your rate will go up substantially.

• As an example of the results possible, US Realtor John McKenna hasn't missed a listing for over 4 years — you can view his video testimonial from my website homepage: - http://www.iangrace.com • Cold canvassing — everyone knows the law of averages — if you canvas enough people, of course you will stumble over some who have need of your services — what we are saying here is, there is a better way, to achieve a better result • Mr Willard — I have read Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller and have a copy right here • I attended Keller Williams Mega Camp in Austin as a guest, when Jim Reitzel and his son Jeffrey were on stage with Gary Keller, talking about selling investment property, another area I cover in detail.

There's countless people I've talked to who thought about going into real estate but never did.

Ryan mentions that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg may have purchased a home in California; Ryan reviews the economic events of the prior week; Ryan notes that interest rate are still heading down; Ryan notes that the DC real estate market is competitive on the buy and rent sides and that would be renters in the DC area are turning into would be buyers; Louis notes that the DC housing dynamic is different from the rest of the country where housing prices are down and there is plenty of inventory; Louis notes that if it is cheaper to buy than rent that it makes sense to get a long term low interest rate loan; Louis talks about the benefits of visiting HomeGain.com; Louis discusses the HomeGain FSBO vs. Realtor survey and the advantages of hiring a REALTOR; Louis and Ryan discuss the HomeGain home improvement survey and recount the types of home improvements that provide the best return on investment; Ryan and Louis talk about pricing strategies for selling a home; Louis and Ryan discuss the differences between pricing a short sale and pricing a non short sale home; Louis notes pricing a home too high may keep the home on the market a long time and that the more days a home is on the market makes a home look like damaged good; Ryan describes short sales as foreclosure avoidance and discusses the impact of each on FICO scores; Ryan talks about the options that people with underwater mortgages have; Louis mentions that 72 % of home buyers and sellers pick the first real estate agent they meet and points out the value in comparing agents first using HomeGain's Find a REALTOR program; Louis can Ryan discuss the level of shadow inventory the impact on sellers as more inventory gets released;