Automated customer service lines are supposed to help with customer satisfaction. But with long wait times and unclear options, they often leave people feeling more frustrated than before they called. That's why an assemblymember from California is trying to change that. Assemblymember Rick Chavez Zbur proposed the Right to Human Customer Service Act (AB 1609) in January — which would prohibit customers from being placed on hold for more than five minutes. Plus, it would require that a human mus...