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Subject: Re: The kinds of questions that NOBODY here has to answer....

Author: Kevin Miller

Date: 17:35:12 12/13/00

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On December 13, 2000 at 00:07:11, Ed Schröder wrote:

>On December 12, 2000 at 21:36:45, John Merlino wrote:
>
>>On December 12, 2000 at 21:15:48, Michael Cummings wrote:
>>
>>>A while back I was doing tech Support for a company, and you would not believe
>>>how many people would ring up and abuse me for a monitor, printer, scanner, not
>>>working.
>>>
>>>You first ask them is it plugged in, which is met with an arrogant yes. Then
>>>after telling them to check, you would not believe how many were not plugged in,
>>>and its an quick, "I got it now" or "Oh Sorry" followed by a hang up of the
>>>phone.
>>>
>>>And another great one, is someone trying to write to a write protected disk.
>>>
>>>Some can also turn on the monitor, but nothing else and wonder why the computer
>>>will not turn on.
>>>
>>>I did not stay in that job for too long, I can only handle so much crap, when
>>>most of the time people just will not check what they are doing.
>>>
>>>My mother is a great one, it's click everything till something comes up. Lets
>>>click on MS Word icon six times to open it, so we can have it opened up 3 times.
>>
>>That last one would be my father as well....
>>
>>jm
>
>Or this one: man buys his first PC and Rebel8 (on diskette). To install
>Rebel8 he put the diskette in...... his cdrom drive. Since this wasn't
>so easy he pushed and pushed and pushed even harder. Then he called and
>complaint he could not install Rebel8 and that the diskette was broken
>and could not be taken out anymore. It took us some time to find out he
>had put the diskette in the cdrom by force instead of in the diskette
>station. Since this man lived near to us one of my cooperators went to
>his home was shocked to see the damage done to his brandnew expensive PC,
>took the diskette out, installed Rebel8 and left. We never heard from him
>again but we always have wondered if that was a good sign or not.
>
>Ed

Yes -- how DARE that gentleman try to force his diskette into his cup holder
like that!



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