[huskerlug] Re: A Couple of Questions

If you think it is bad for PCs and components... try shopping for a Mac 
at NFM.  Those guys will tell you blatantly wrong information.  Or, 
worse yet, after giving your requirements and they would fit Apple 
perfectly - the dumb-asses will direct you to a PC because they don't 
know what macs are.

Grrr... pisses me off.

John

PS... dumb-ass is in my default dictionary... lol


On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 08:49 AM, Eric Penne wrote:

> Who is "they" at the computer stores?  Many times the advice isn't 
> worth
> the paper it is printed on.
>
> That is one thing that frustrates me is the number of incompetent 
> people
> working in PC sales and support positions that really don't know their
> head from their butthole.  I've seen multiple times where local company
> employees have given out incorrect information to customers.  Once or
> twice the information was so bogus that I spoke up and informed the
> customer of the truth.  Twice after talking to an employee and 
> realizing I
> wasn't getting anywhere, I have had other customers ask me my opinion 
> on
> certain PCs and peripherals because the other customer had talked to 
> the
> same guy and been really frustrated with the information he gave.
>
> I know there are "a few bad apples" but I've seen about 25% 
> incompetence
> when I go into these stores.
>
> Just venting,
> Eric
>
>>      I don't know if I was confused, just as I look at some of DVD
>> recorders in the computer section of stores, I do believe they said 
>> they
>> had  to be the master drive in any IDE chain, and I assume that's the
>> second one, that's where I put all my CD-ROM's internal ZIP drives, 
>> etc.
>>  ---Jim
>>
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