Solstrom wrote:is Spat starting to get extra irritable in his responses and answers? Someone asked a question he already answered and he made it a point of saying it was in the FAQ "which no one reads but is posted on just about every page anyway."
Don't bite the hand that feeds you. Joe Y, we continue to miss you.
Silent K wrote:
Ever since, anything he says or posts just comes off as smarmy and condescending.
I just got caught up on threads over there. Wow. These people are paying customers and you're representing your company like
that?
I know I've said this before but I just read it again, you'll get reprimanded for suggesting 'adult stars' but having guests who are best known for (and get billed for!) their appearance in Penthouse or Playboy is ok. Now that makes sense.
At least Joe is loving his new job.
Joshua wrote: However, his smart-ass, condescending attitude toward Kristin when she was asking questions as an exhibitor really got under my skin
That actually bothered me a lot. He's bragged several times about how many people he knows.. well Spatty, I know a lot of people, too. Want to know how many of them were happy with this con?
Spider-Man wrote:
That ain't nothing Jason, you should of seen the unprofessionalism of this guy towards Foxy in person.
When I first got set up on Thursday he ran by my table, asked real quick if things were ok, then ran off again. I didn't have a problem with this, Thursday nights can be hellish. What did get under my skin was Saturday afternoon. He was going up to every person who was set up in AA, introducing himself and saying 'thank you for being a part of Chicago Comic-Con 2009.' Except he only briefly looked at me and went straight to the guy next to me. That move really pissed me off. After he left my table mate Jordan gave me a look and asked 'What was up with that snub?'
Combine that with how he's been on the WUMB and Saturday night (where he also completely invaded my personal space when he set his empty Guiness bottle down next to me), and you should get a nice clear picture of my feelings.
I even asked if he would want Spidey to appear at some of the pannels. Volunteering and stuff, like last year. Joe Y loved the idea and made it happen and thanked me, what does Spat do? "I never heard of anyone not appearing to a pannel in costume." That's the response I got....what a dickweed!
That's bananas. People in costume are used all the time for panels and lots of different shows.
Solstrom wrote:Good god is that crap. Wow what a dick move... and from someone employed by the convention organizers no less.
If they had someone working customer service I'd write them.