7 Jun
2002
7 Jun
'02
9:32 a.m.
I had an experience where a RadioShack employee didn't know what a
null-modem adapter was. And several experience where in the middle of
describing what I'm looking for, I look at the salesman's face, and realize
that he has no clue what I'm talking about. So I guess when you walk into a
RadioShack store, and someone asks if they can help you, and you tell them
no, you're being quite literal - They *can't* help you.
--
Owen Robertson
on 6/7/02 2:15 PM, John Foust at jfoust(a)threedee.com wrote:
Again and again, whenever enough time passes for me to
forget how utterly incompetent these people are, and then
I place an order for something - or should I say try to
place an order for something - those neurons are refreshed
with a new memory of exactly how much they *always* screw it up,
and they try again to refresh the other neurons that
tell me to never, ever expect anything but idiocy from
that place, and that it's only useful if I can push them
aside, get what I want, and get out without giving them
the chance to screw it up. I needed to vent. Thank you.