Is this sarcasm?
In light of Davy’s mail, just received, what exactly, are we to do with the PO number indicated in your mail, which differs from the PO number for in Davy’s mail? Please pardon my ignorance.
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CJ
0At Calif Jim: The context: Mail was in response to a colleague's mail which contained a PO number, in which Davy, the client rep was copied. Davy then responded with a different PO number. Neither mail had any reference to any of the 40 plus tenders submitted. I did not respond to the client's mail, as it was addressed to my colleague. Aside, in my humble opinion, sarcasm is like pregnancy, ye
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