Three people on a sales call discuss a product's second version that disappointed after the first was praised for depth. They thank early customers and keep things light, even when expectations weren't met.
But it is a big, big, big company. How you doing? You don't want me to knock on your door again? Which one were you?
Right there.
Let's at least tell him so that— Oh, well, you know what I mean?
Tell him maybe like down the road. Yeah.
Oh, that an ice cream truck?
It sure does sound like one.
That's fantastic. Oh yeah. Hey, I got you. I got you. Do you know them? No. Okay. And so basically, the other thing too I hear all the time is that the first one was really in-depth.
Yeah.
The second one—
Yeah.
Yeah, it wasn't what you were hoping for, right? Yeah. We'll take good care of you. Okay, thank you. Thanks for being one of our first, you know, round of customers this year. It's exciting. Okay, take care now.
