1. I do not care to guess what computer you need, bring me your requirements and I'll tell you the system that will suit. A computer for your 14 year old to last 4 years is not a set of requirements. Your kid needs to do homework or games or print or play music or something specific for why you're buying the computer.
2. I cannot tell you what printer you own, go home. I dont care you had to drive 45 minutes to get here.
3. If you buy the wrong ink for your printer and open it I will laugh at you when you try to return it. You dont want to get laughed at do you? No you dont.
4. No I will not help you with chairs, tables, staples, pens, whiteout. GTFO.
5. I know you think you're smart and you've had many years using a computer, heres a hint. DONT EVEN TRY THIS WITH ME.
5. I know you think you're smart and you've had many years using a computer, heres a hint. DONT EVEN TRY THIS WITH ME.
hmmm, there is good reason some of us customers act this way, the majority of people who work in officeworks, or IT warehouse or other such places don't know shit about computers, let alone anything else they're trying to sell... it is unfortunate that you as an exception to the rule should feel the burn from this though :(
just walk out on the forecourt with a lit cigarette and watch 'em run :) I experienced this pain too, albeit for a short period of time, but i know. *cuddles*
PEOPLE ARE STUPID. and that's all i have to say about that...
Haha, I remember struggling along with a heavy load while other people watched.
Also, memories of the insanely unsafe rig-ups we used to do at Hobart College. Whoever wired the studio theater's lighting grid was on acid, so we frequently had to run about fifty extension cords above the lighting rig, and several of those lights where hooked into double-adaptors and quad-boards >_>
I'm honestly surprised we never burned the place down.
I don't think a it's possible to have a lighting rig set up in a "safe" manner. I did manage to burn the "highly valuable" and "irreplaceable" piece of green cloth used for green screening at Claremont College.... biggest problem was that I was the first person to try their hand at green screening (not even a teacher had tried it) and so there was no one to pass the blame to. hmm that wasn't from dodgy lights/power .. just dodgy rigging of said lights.
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1. I do not care to guess what computer you need, bring me your requirements and I'll tell you the system that will suit. A computer for your 14 year old to last 4 years is not a set of requirements. Your kid needs to do homework or games or print or play music or something specific for why you're buying the computer.
2. I cannot tell you what printer you own, go home. I dont care you had to drive 45 minutes to get here.
3. If you buy the wrong ink for your printer and open it I will laugh at you when you try to return it. You dont want to get laughed at do you? No you dont.
4. No I will not help you with chairs, tables, staples, pens, whiteout. GTFO.
5. I know you think you're smart and you've had many years using a computer, heres a hint. DONT EVEN TRY THIS WITH ME.
I have more. Ahhh, customers.
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hmmm, there is good reason some of us customers act this way, the majority of people who work in officeworks, or IT warehouse or other such places don't know shit about computers, let alone anything else they're trying to sell... it is unfortunate that you as an exception to the rule should feel the burn from this though :(
other than that... w00000000! go guy :)
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PEOPLE ARE STUPID. and that's all i have to say about that...
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1. You better appreciate it.
cheers.
Yeah I'm happy we don't get customers, only rain, wind, frost, long hours and the most insanely boring job ever created.
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Also, memories of the insanely unsafe rig-ups we used to do at Hobart College. Whoever wired the studio theater's lighting grid was on acid, so we frequently had to run about fifty extension cords above the lighting rig, and several of those lights where hooked into double-adaptors and quad-boards >_>
I'm honestly surprised we never burned the place down.
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