Customers Quotes

"Sacred cows make the best hamburger."

"There's no room in sport for racism whatsoever. The players are all very aware of that, the crowd needs to be aware of that and enjoy the game for what it is."

"Semiconductor manufacturers have to predict the market. They have to think like their customers and take their own read on consumer interest."

"Regardless of what's happening in the industry, BellSouth wants to be the premier data provider for its customers. [The deal] puts us in a good position with our enterprise customers because they know they can get a nationwide data service from us."

"If Microsoft couldn't keep up with the customers' demand [for the 360], I don't know why they didn't wait to release it. For some people, it doesn't matter whether it [the 360] is out or not, because they still can't get one."

"Customers can download these patches just as they would a Microsoft patch."

"But, by making improvements to Explorer (and the next Expedition) we can still reach customers who want the traditional SUV."

"This minimizes the impact and downtime for our customers."

"For the last 10 (percent) to 15 percent of customers who may not want to upgrade, this (lifetime support) is important to them,"

"Everything starts with the customer."

"I get to share it with customers. They can now understand what it took to grow this."

"We are cautioning customers to get their switches disconnected now,"

"Generally speaking, larger customers may have more offers than smaller customers."

"We're increasingly interested in open source as a way of reaching customers we can't reach today."

"BellSouth customers could eventually see IPTV much faster through AT&T than they ever would have with BellSouth."

"They aren't your typical customers,"

"We're excited, our customers are excited about it."

"For systematically steering their customers to the most expensive providers,"

"You can show your customers different options very easily."

"We can see first-hand at Wal-Mart how many of our customers are struggling to get by, ... Our customers simply don't have the money to buy basic necessities."