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* HaHaHaNo: One ad involves a customer calling up USA Prime Credit and learning about the various points rewards that they offer, which include stuff like a trucker cap. The customer asks if maybe he might be able to get cash as a reward. The response of Peggy and the other staff is "He want cash!" and uproarious laughter.
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* RudelyHangingUp: It is not unusual for Peggy to simply hang up on customers when he gets tired of talking with them.
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Unfortunate Names is now IUEO, the work must acknowledge the name is bad
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* UnfortunateNames: '''''Peggy?!''''' Not that he has any problem with his name. There's a fan theory that his name is actually "Пэги", which is pronounced "Pegi" in English but is a masculine name in Russian. Bobby Bowden is the only caller who doesn't bat an eye to Peggy's name.[[note]]The more probable explanation is that this is a parody of real-life phone banks that give their operators English names despite being from countries where English isn't the first language.[[/note]]
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* UnfortunateNames: '''''Peggy?!''''' Not that he has any problem with his name. There's a fan theory that his name is actually "Пэги", which is pronounced "Pegi" in English but is a masculine name in Russian. Bobby Bowden is the only caller who doesn't bat an eye to Peggy's name.[note]The [[note]]The more probable explanation is that this is a parody of real-life phone banks that give their operators English names despite being from countries where English isn't the first language.[/note][[/note]]
