I made an appointment several weeks ago, and the day before my appointment called their office to verify my appointment was for 9 a.m. I don't typically make appointments that far away that early in the morning. I was told my appointment was correct for 9 a.m. So, I left my house at 7:30 a.m. drove mountainous roads through the fog and nearly had a wreck twice. Arriving about 20 minutes early I checked in with the receptionist. She told me that my appointment wasn't until 10. Without raising my voice, I asked her to verify this. When she persisted, I told her that I was there early, that I had called to verify, and that I expected to be seen by Mr. Finkenbinder. He then came out apologized and said this wasn't a "good omen," and that he declined to represent me. Who does business like this?"

I made an appointment several weeks ago, and the day before my appointment called their office to verify my appointment was for 9 a.m. I don't typically make appointments that far away that early in the morning. I was told my appointment was correct for 9 a.m. So, I left my house at 7:30 a.m. drove mountainous roads through the fog and nearly had a wreck twice. Arriving about 20 minutes early I checked in with the receptionist. She told me that my appointment wasn't until 10. Without raising my voice, I asked her to verify this. When she persisted, I told her that I was there early, that I had called to verify, and that I expected to be seen by Mr. Finkenbinder. He then came out apologized and said this wasn't a "good omen," and that he declined to represent me. Who does business like this?"

I made an appointment several weeks ago, and the day before my appointment called their office to verify my appointment was for 9 a.m. I don't typically make appointments that far away that early in the morning. I was told my appointment was correct for 9 a.m. So, I left my house at 7:30 a.m. drove mountainous roads through the fog and nearly had a wreck twice. Arriving about 20 minutes early I checked in with the receptionist. She told me that my appointment wasn't until 10. Without raising my voice, I asked her to verify this. When she persisted, I told her that I was there early, that I had called to verify, and that I expected to be seen by Mr. Finkenbinder. He then came out apologized and said this wasn't a "good omen," and that he declined to represent me. Who does business like this?"