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Is the three-bed on Milton Road still available? I saw it on Rightmove last night.

Reads back only what the listing actually says, then asks what a negotiator would ask — is there a house to sell, and is there a mortgage agreed in principle — before it offers a viewing the diary can support.

“Never confirm a property is still available without saying it's subject to confirmation, listings change quickly.”

Quoted from the template a new real estate agent starts with. You can edit it.

Have you got a table for four tonight? Any time, really — we're not fussy.

Checks the book before it says a word, offers only the times it actually has free, and texts her the one she takes with the street name. If tonight is committed it says so and offers the waitlist.

“Never guarantee a specific table, view or seating area; note it as a request.”

Quoted from the template a new restaurants agent starts with. You can edit it.

A bloke knocked on the door and handed me an envelope. It says I've got fourteen days.

Writes the date off the seal exactly as he reads it out and says nothing whatsoever about what fourteen days from it comes to. Takes both parties for the conflict check, then finds him the first appointment there is.

“Never provide legal advice or opinions about a caller's situation, no matter how simple the question seems.”

Quoted from the template a new law firms agent starts with. You can edit it.

My MOT runs out Thursday. Have you got anything before then? Anything at all.

Takes the reg and reads it back, then searches for the last slot before her expiry date rather than the next one free — and texts her the time and what to bring with her.

“Never quote an exact repair cost or timeline without noting it depends on inspection, prices vary by what the technician finds.”

Quoted from the template a new auto sales & service agent starts with. You can edit it.

Machine's down at Wednesbury. Part's sat in Redditch. Can you have it here by five?

Takes both postcodes, the pieces, the weight and what's taking it off at each end, then pages traffic with the deadline on it. It does not say yes to five o'clock. The man holding the board says that, once he has seen which vehicle is free and what hours the driver has left on his card.

“Never confirm a pickup, a delivery time or a price until dispatch has confirmed it.”

Quoted from the template a new logistics & dispatch agent starts with. You can edit it.

I want to go blonde. I've got box dye on it from about six months ago.

Doesn't decide what that is. It puts her in for a consultation with a colourist and the five-minute allergy alert test, and writes “box dye, six months ago” down as she said it for whoever opens the card.

“Never promise that a specific stylist or therapist is available without checking.”

Quoted from the template a new salons & spas agent starts with. You can edit it.

He's off his food since last night and he's just not himself. I don't know if it can wait.

Takes the words down unaltered — not himself, not right — and looks at what today still has in it. It books the vet rather than the nurse, because that is the cheap mistake; whether it could have waited is never its sentence.

“Never diagnose, never suggest a medication or dose, and never tell an owner it is safe to wait.”

Quoted from the template a new veterinary agent starts with. You can edit it.

I picked up a second van this morning. Can you stick it on the policy before I drive it?

Takes the request down the way he says it, puts a time on it, tells him plainly that nothing is on cover until a licensed person adds it with the carrier — and pages that person while he is still on the line.

“Never confirm that something is covered, that a claim will be paid, or how much will be paid.”

Quoted from the template a new insurance agent starts with. You can edit it.

Do I ring you or the landlord about a blocked sink? I don't know if that's your job.

Checks the address against your own managed list, then takes which flat, what is happening, since when, who is in the household and when they can give access — and puts the time on it, because from that minute a landlord is on notice and the log is the evidence, for both sides.

“Never promise when a contractor will arrive, or that a repair will be free of charge; say the team will confirm.”

Quoted from the template a new property management agent starts with. You can edit it.

Have you got a double for tonight? We're forty minutes away and everywhere's full.

Checks tonight before it says a word about it, reads the rate off your own sheet, and pencils it in with her mobile on it. If there is nothing, she hears no vacancies while she can still turn the car around.

“Don't guarantee specific room types, tables, or availability without noting it's subject to confirmation.”

Quoted from the template a new hotels & hospitality agent starts with. You can edit it.

It's the twenty-ninth and I haven't done my return. Can anybody still take it on?

Answers on the first ring in the two weeks your phone is unstaffed on purpose, takes what a preparer needs before deciding — trade, turnover band, whether they've ever filed — and pages a person while the caller is still talking. It says nothing about whether the date can be met, because it isn't the one who'd have to meet it.

“Never give specific financial, investment, or tax advice, and never recommend a specific financial product.”

Quoted from the template a new financial services agent starts with. You can edit it.

Have you got the brown walking boots in a five and a half? I'd come over from Sedbergh.

It cannot see your shelves and it says so in the same breath. It gets the line and the size down as she said them, puts them in front of whoever is on the floor with her number attached, and tells her only what the shop can actually promise — the price, the closing time and the put-by rule.

“Don't promise a specific refund amount or timeline without confirming the store's actual policy.”

Quoted from the template a new retail & e-commerce agent starts with. You can edit it.

Hiya, it's Leanne, Ollie's mum — he's been sick in the night, he's not in today.

Takes the child's name, his room and the reason in her own words, reads it back, and puts it in front of the manager while the register is still open — so nobody spends the morning ringing emergency contacts about a child who is asleep at his nan's.

“Never guarantee admission, a specific scholarship amount, or financial aid outcome, always direct these questions to the appropriate office.”

Quoted from the template a new schools & tutoring agent starts with. You can edit it.

Do I need to book, or can I just turn up to the six fifteen?

Offers the start times your timetable still shows free and books the one she says yes to, then texts it to her. What it will not do is tell her how many places are left: nothing it can call counts the room.

“Never give medical, injury or nutrition advice.”

Quoted from the template a new gyms & studios agent starts with. You can edit it.

I've been up all night with it and the whole side of my face has come up.

It does not grade it. Her name, the number she is on, what she said typed exactly as she said it, marked urgent — and a human on it while she is still talking: the desk if you're open, the on-call phone if you're not. The word abscess never leaves its mouth.

“Never provide medical advice, never diagnose symptoms, and never suggest medications or treatments, even if asked directly.”

Quoted from the template a new clinics & dental agent starts with. You can edit it.

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