I still use gmail and drive for work but otherwise I’m never logged into anything google at home. Today when I tried to expand on a restaurant’s hours it wouldn’t let me see them without logging in, although it still worked in incognito. This restaurant screenshot is just a random other example I tried, but for the one I was actually checking google had the correct hours while the official website hasn’t been updated in awhile and had the old ones (website said they’re still open for dinner but they’ve only been doing lunch for a year or so now)

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    20 hours ago

    I’ve read what you’ve linked and plenty of other info about NG911, and like I’ve said multiple times I’m looking forward to the new capabilities it’s going to give us.

    I still don’t see how any of it helps with the sorts of things I end up needing to look around on Google maps for.

    I am very willing to be proven wrong about that. All you need to do is point out what specific parts of NG911 you think will help, and this conversation will end and I’ll admit I was wrong and you were right and you’re not doing that. Instead you’re just being a miserable asshole while I’m trying to have a conversation with you and understand what you’re trying to say.

    So excuse me for matching your energy. I kind of relish the opportunity to be honest, I spend 12 hours a day at work talking to assholes like you who won’t listen to me when I’m trying to tell them how to not fucking die, and needing to be polite and professional to them. It’s pretty damn cathartic to call you out for being a dickhead and I’m not going to apologize for that.

    I like my job, I like talking about it so that people understand how it works and how to access the help they need. I can only assume that you hate what you do and that’s why you’re acting this way. Sure, you make more money than me. I don’t give a fuck, my needs are met, I’m happy, and you clearly aren’t. Find a job you want to tell people about and help them understand what it is you do.