Are you in capable of returning messages Mr. Blair or even emails? I Have a winning case but you sabotaged my disibility hearing by saying I wanted payment from when I was first diagnosed with A-fib "thats not an exact quote but basically thats what he implied, in a snarky irritated voice". Even the Judge pickup on it by pausing for a moment. I was 27 years old. Im now 44. I applied for ssdi about 2 years 3 or 4 months ago. Why would you open with that statment? No sir, you are miss representing me. You Mr. Blair are a rude person who is to accustomed to your life style and does not care about other’s, unless you can profit from the disabled, which I am! When you called me the night before the hearing you were saying in correct things about my case. I tried to correct your mistakes but you cut me off by saying “that’s like the 15th time you cut me off and the judge wont like that, again not an exact quote”. Fine that’s all you had to say but you said it in a rude voice like you had been drinkin power trip juice and took great offense to me, leaving me in a state of shock because you spoke to me like that and I was to afraid to say anything else other than yes sir, no sir. He then hung up on me after he was done speaking at me, like he was “droppin the mic after a speach”, like I had been served. Made me feal upset, confused, shocked and spiked my anixanty levels. I had a bout with insomnia because of you Mr. Blair, very unprofessional. Step down off your high horse and work on your people skills Mr. Blair, oh and maybe change your attitude a lil, remember those words you spoke at me before hanging up on me... To the rest of the staff, 4 star, your good people. Thankyou. You know what Mr. Blair, Thankyou for trying... "Get off your high horse" is an idiom telling someone to stop acting superior, arrogant, or self-righteous. It implies the person is behaving as if they are morally or intellectually better than others. It is a demand to become more humble, relatable, and less condescending.
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