Wait, you're telling me I can't use language that matches their emotions? But what if I want to tell them to 'calm down' in the most sarcastic tone possible? That's like, a time-honored customer service tradition!
D, because when life gives you lemons, you gotta lemon-aid it up, am I right? Matching their emotions is the only way to show you truly understand their frustration.
C is the best option. Suggesting they call back when the manager is available is the most appropriate way to handle this situation without escalating it further.
B is clearly the right answer here. Maintaining a consistent and professional approach is crucial when dealing with an irate user. Matching their emotions might make the situation worse.
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