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gsethi

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Feb 28, 2002
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This happened at our store couple of months ago. Luckily I was present at the time to handle the situation.

A lady comes in to the store asking for the Manager. I introduce myself as the "owner" and asked on how I could help her. She says that the food she good from our restaurant (a national franchise) was too salty. Her story continues like this while I listen:

According to her:
She had bought 3 sandwiches. The meat was salty. She called us the day she bought them. Talked to a male person who was the manager and promised her refund. She was coming to the store that same day but she got into an accident. Was hospitalized for 2 weeks. Just got released today and she is there to collect the money.

I am the only "male" at our store. All the employees are female. I asked her what kind of sandwiches. I asked her the total she paid (I asked for receipt and she did not have one). The total she quoted did not match the total when I rang up again that day. I explain that to her but she insisted that it was my store. Now she was claiming that she talked to me and I had promised her a refund. I asked her for the exact date when she bought the sandwiches (she couldnt remember it). I asked for day of the week (she couldnt remember it also). I tell her that I will go and "manually" search for all receipts for the past month to see if there was any receipt that matches the sandwiches she bought and that it will take me couple of days. She tells me that she cannot wait and she wants the money right then. I ask her for the time when she got the sandwiches and she couldnt remember the exact time but said it was afternoon. I asked her details about the employee who helped her and she says a young girl was there (No young girls were employees at that particular timeframe). I tell her that I will be watching surveillance video and see if she ever came to our store during the past month and again, it will take me couple of days.

she starts speaking loudly trying to intimidate me. I again repeat myself. She says that she is not going to leave unless she gets the money. I said OK, but I will need to see her ID first. She doesnt has any ID on her. I tell her that I am not going to help her any longer unless she fails to provide me with proper identification and request her to leave and if she has any further concerns, she can talk with our national headquarters. She threatens me with a lawsuit and walks out.

Case pending....yet to hear back from anyone in that regards.

Another one:
Customer orders a HOT sandwich. (State laws states that hot sandwiches are to be taxed while cold ones are not). When total comes, customers states that he is not supposed to pay any tax. The other store that he goes to doesn't charges any tax and there is no such law. I print out the State Sales tax law and hand it out to him. Comes back to me within 5 minutes and I again have to explain it to him. Asks for the number where he can complain against me. I give him the number for the State board of Equalization office.

Then he complains to me as to why the prices of my sandwiches are higher than the other store(same franchise) he sometimes goes to. I explain him that this is my store and I have the right to set prices accordingly. If he is not happy with my prices, he is free to walk out and go to the other store. Asks for the franchise headquarters number to complain. I give him that number. He says that I don't know how to keep a customer. I again explain to him that my prices are listed on the menu board that he can read before ordering anything and if he is not happy with the prices, no one is forcing him to be my customer and that it is his option on whether he wants to be my customer or not.

In total, wasted like 30 min of my time for nothing. Oh, and he shows up again next week (no fuss from him this time though). Its amazing on how people think that they know the law while the person who is running a business knows nothing and is dumb.
 

thetxstang

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Sep 30, 2004
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Wow...just wow. I've spent the better part of the last two hours reading through this thread. I'm just about at a point where I believe mankind is utterly hopeless as a species. Seriously. At any rate, I've got some retail stories to share as well, but I'll have to do it at another point as I need to hit the sack.
 

z0mb13

Lifer
May 19, 2002
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Originally posted by: gsethi
Another one:
Customer orders a HOT sandwich. (State laws states that hot sandwiches are to be taxed while cold ones are not). When total comes, customers states that he is not supposed to pay any tax. The other store that he goes to doesn't charges any tax and there is no such law. I print out the State Sales tax law and hand it out to him. Comes back to me within 5 minutes and I again have to explain it to him. Asks for the number where he can complain against me. I give him the number for the State board of Equalization office.

wow is that for real? Do you own a subway by any chance? or maybe a quiznos?
Never noticed that before..
 

daveymark

Lifer
Sep 15, 2003
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I was working at a restaurant where we started making fruit smoothies. We just bought an island oasis machine and the owner was exceited to offer smoothies. We got to try out all the different flavors, and agreed that the banana smoothie tasted the best.

Well, on the first day of using this new machine, a party of about 15 black people come in and sit down, and they want the whole section to themselves. I drew the short straw and had to serve them, and resigned myself to the fact that I'd be making no tips that day. Everything goes great, I've got them laughing and they're having a great time.

Desert time rolls around, and they ask me for some recommendations. I talk excitedly about the smoothies, and how they would all absolutely LOVE the banana smoothies.

One guy, whos sounds like samuel L jackson but looks like Re-Run says "Oh really? BANANA? Just like a MONKEY, right? We'll just LOVE BANANA SMOOTHIES, is that what you think?"

Then another guy who looks like Gary Coleman chimes in "How about a watermelon smoothie?"

The place got really quiet.


To be continued...

 

z0mb13

Lifer
May 19, 2002
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Originally posted by: daveymark
I was working at a restaurant where we started making fruit smoothies. We just bought an island oasis machine and the owner was exceited to offer smoothies. We got to try out all the different flavors, and agreed that the banana smoothie tasted the best.

Well, on the first day of using this new machine, a party of about 15 black people come in and sit down, and they want the whole section to themselves. I drew the short straw and had to serve them, and resigned myself to the fact that I'd be making no tips that day. Everything goes great, I've got them laughing and they're having a great time.

Desert time rolls around, and they ask me for some recommendations. I talk excitedly about the smoothies, and how they would all absolutely LOVE the banana smoothies.

One guy, whos sounds like samuel L jackson but looks like Re-Run says "Oh really? BANANA? Just like a MONKEY, right? We'll just LOVE BANANA SMOOTHIES, is that what you think?"

Then another guy who looks like Gary Coleman chimes in "How about a watermelon smoothie?"

The place got really quiet.


To be continued...

WTF finish the goddamn story!!!

 

Tobolo

Diamond Member
Aug 17, 2005
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Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: daveymark
I was working at a restaurant where we started making fruit smoothies. We just bought an island oasis machine and the owner was exceited to offer smoothies. We got to try out all the different flavors, and agreed that the banana smoothie tasted the best.

Well, on the first day of using this new machine, a party of about 15 black people come in and sit down, and they want the whole section to themselves. I drew the short straw and had to serve them, and resigned myself to the fact that I'd be making no tips that day. Everything goes great, I've got them laughing and they're having a great time.

Desert time rolls around, and they ask me for some recommendations. I talk excitedly about the smoothies, and how they would all absolutely LOVE the banana smoothies.

One guy, whos sounds like samuel L jackson but looks like Re-Run says "Oh really? BANANA? Just like a MONKEY, right? We'll just LOVE BANANA SMOOTHIES, is that what you think?"

Then another guy who looks like Gary Coleman chimes in "How about a watermelon smoothie?"

The place got really quiet.


To be continued...

WTF finish the goddamn story!!!


I think he was positng in the resturant and they decided to show him how they made a smoothie.
 

hoorah

Senior member
Dec 8, 2005
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Originally posted by: Rock Hydra
Originally posted by: chrisms
I used to work at a pizza place. In the bathroom one day I found a gigantic turd in the urinal. To this day it amazes me how someone had the guts to squat over the urinal, while at any moment the door could've swung open for the entire restaurant to see.

OMFG. I saw the exact same thing at a Pizza Hut when I had my like 8th Birthday Party. I walk into the bathroom, and there's this huge turd lying right there. Being 8 and immature, I had to show all my friends (well, the male ones).

A friend of mine claims to have done this out of desperation (all the stalls were full, including the women's bathroom). He begged someone to finish up and leave, and no one would, so he went in the trashcan. Also, according to the story, the people in the stalls were wailing that the smell was awful (what do you expect?) and someone opened the door of the bathroom, saw him, turned around and tried to run, and threw up right there.

Couple that with the stories on this board and a picture on collegehumor.com of a guy going in a urinal + the southpark episode, and I'll bet it happens more often than most people think.
 

Mrfrog840

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Oct 7, 2000
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to man to write about.... retail at best buy and circuit city and verizon wireless and Panasonic for 5 years
 

TXHokie

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I rang up this lady's groceries and the total came to $25.94. She gave me $30. As I was about to give her change she said "Here, I have 6 cents", gave it to me and insisted that I owe her $5 back even in change. Huh? LOL.
 

gsethi

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Feb 28, 2002
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Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: gsethi
Another one:
Customer orders a HOT sandwich. (State laws states that hot sandwiches are to be taxed while cold ones are not). When total comes, customers states that he is not supposed to pay any tax. The other store that he goes to doesn't charges any tax and there is no such law. I print out the State Sales tax law and hand it out to him. Comes back to me within 5 minutes and I again have to explain it to him. Asks for the number where he can complain against me. I give him the number for the State board of Equalization office.

wow is that for real? Do you own a subway by any chance? or maybe a quiznos?
Never noticed that before..

That is the California state law in terms of Sales Tax. Yes, I own a Subway in California. So next time when you go to grab a sandwich (atleast in CA), if it is HOT, it should be taxed, if it is cold, it should not be taxed. There is no tax on Baked goods. BUT if you take a cold sandwich but eat ON PREMISES, then it has to be taxed.... (too much confusion..who writes these laws)

Ever wonder on why everything is taxed at McDonalds ? Legally, they should not be charging any sales tax on cookies that are ordered "to go" but it makes the accounting much more easier for them.

For me, accounting becomes much harder as at the end of the month, I have to calculate taxable sales and non-taxable sales separately...etc etc.

And also listen(and explain) to the frustration of the customer who bought a cold sandwich last time but this time, he got the same sandwich "toasted" and it was more expensive (b/c of sales tax)
 

mugs

Lifer
Apr 29, 2003
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I was working at a 7-Eleven. A stereotypical white trash woman came in to buy her two packs of Marlboro reds (which she probably rolled up into her shirt sleeve), then went back out to her 80s Camaro. Not sure why I was watching, but I saw her get into her car, back out of her parking spot, then stop to beat her child who was in the back seat. She was really hitting him good. Out of nowhere a Taurus wagon pulls up and two large people (husband and wife) exit it and walk toward the Camaro. The wife opens the front door of the Camaro, and the white trash woman tries to take off. The fat woman grabs the door frame and it almost looks like she holds the car back with her body weight (this of course is impossible, I'm guessing the white trash woman didn't want to hurt her or something). The fat woman then pulls the woman out of the Camaro, and pushes her around to the back of the car where her husband is. Her husband held the white trash woman against the back of the car while the wife got the kids out of the Camaro and put them in the Taurus. Then she just took off in the Taurus, leaving her husband there with the woman.

At some point I mentioned to my coworker that we had a situation in the parking lot and told him to call the cops, and about 10 seconds after the Taurus pulls out of the parking lot there's 4 cop cars there.
 

So

Lifer
Jul 2, 2001
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Originally posted by: mugs
I was working at a 7-Eleven. A stereotypical white trash woman came in to buy her two packs of Marlboro reds (which she probably rolled up into her shirt sleeve), then went back out to her 80s Camaro. Not sure why I was watching, but I saw her get into her car, back out of her parking spot, then stop to beat her child who was in the back seat. She was really hitting him good. Out of nowhere a Taurus wagon pulls up and two large people (husband and wife) exit it and walk toward the Camaro. The wife opens the front door of the Camaro, and the white trash woman tries to take off. The fat woman grabs the door frame and it almost looks like she holds the car back with her body weight (this of course is impossible, I'm guessing the white trash woman didn't want to hurt her or something). The fat woman then pulls the woman out of the Camaro, and pushes her around to the back of the car where her husband is. Her husband held the white trash woman against the back of the car while the wife got the kids out of the Camaro and put them in the Taurus. Then she just took off in the Taurus, leaving her husband there with the woman.

At some point I mentioned to my coworker that we had a situation in the parking lot and told him to call the cops, and about 10 seconds after the Taurus pulls out of the parking lot there's 4 cop cars there.

Didja find out from the cops any more details?
 

mugs

Lifer
Apr 29, 2003
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Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: mugs
I was working at a 7-Eleven. A stereotypical white trash woman came in to buy her two packs of Marlboro reds (which she probably rolled up into her shirt sleeve), then went back out to her 80s Camaro. Not sure why I was watching, but I saw her get into her car, back out of her parking spot, then stop to beat her child who was in the back seat. She was really hitting him good. Out of nowhere a Taurus wagon pulls up and two large people (husband and wife) exit it and walk toward the Camaro. The wife opens the front door of the Camaro, and the white trash woman tries to take off. The fat woman grabs the door frame and it almost looks like she holds the car back with her body weight (this of course is impossible, I'm guessing the white trash woman didn't want to hurt her or something). The fat woman then pulls the woman out of the Camaro, and pushes her around to the back of the car where her husband is. Her husband held the white trash woman against the back of the car while the wife got the kids out of the Camaro and put them in the Taurus. Then she just took off in the Taurus, leaving her husband there with the woman.

At some point I mentioned to my coworker that we had a situation in the parking lot and told him to call the cops, and about 10 seconds after the Taurus pulls out of the parking lot there's 4 cop cars there.

Didja find out from the cops any more details?

Nah. I think they arrested the white trash chick for beating her kids, not sure if they arrested the fat couple.
 

MagnusTheBrewer

IN MEMORIAM
Jun 19, 2004
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I once had a customer drop his ring into a fryer in a display kitchen. The oil was brand new and I guess he thought it was something else. I grab his hand just as he was about to plunge it into the fryer and explain that unless he wants serious burns, he shouldn't do that. I retrieve his ring with a pair of tongs and wipe it off with a clean towel and set it on the counter. He immediately picks it up and puts it on his finger then screams from the heat! <shakes head>

I've watched people play with the ladle in a insert of oatmeal at breakfast on a self serve line. Scooping up oatmeal and pouring it back into the pan. What are they looking for, the good lumps?

I had a woman ask for fresh bacon. Trying to determine her preferences, I asked if she would like it crisper, less crisp, patted dry? No, she just wanted fresh bacon. So, I took it back to the kitchen, flipped it over on the plate, brought it back and she was happy!
 

OutHouse

Lifer
Jun 5, 2000
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Originally posted by: gsethi
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: gsethi
Another one:
Customer orders a HOT sandwich. (State laws states that hot sandwiches are to be taxed while cold ones are not). When total comes, customers states that he is not supposed to pay any tax. The other store that he goes to doesn't charges any tax and there is no such law. I print out the State Sales tax law and hand it out to him. Comes back to me within 5 minutes and I again have to explain it to him. Asks for the number where he can complain against me. I give him the number for the State board of Equalization office.

wow is that for real? Do you own a subway by any chance? or maybe a quiznos?
Never noticed that before..

That is the California state law in terms of Sales Tax. Yes, I own a Subway in California. So next time when you go to grab a sandwich (atleast in CA), if it is HOT, it should be taxed, if it is cold, it should not be taxed. There is no tax on Baked goods. BUT if you take a cold sandwich but eat ON PREMISES, then it has to be taxed.... (too much confusion..who writes these laws)

Ever wonder on why everything is taxed at McDonalds ? Legally, they should not be charging any sales tax on cookies that are ordered "to go" but it makes the accounting much more easier for them.

For me, accounting becomes much harder as at the end of the month, I have to calculate taxable sales and non-taxable sales separately...etc etc.

And also listen(and explain) to the frustration of the customer who bought a cold sandwich last time but this time, he got the same sandwich "toasted" and it was more expensive (b/c of sales tax)

Thats the stupidst thing i have ever heard of. i would post a big ass sign in the store explaing that.
 

OutHouse

Lifer
Jun 5, 2000
36,410
616
126
Originally posted by: TXHokie
I rang up this lady's groceries and the total came to $25.94. She gave me $30. As I was about to give her change she said "Here, I have 6 cents", gave it to me and insisted that I owe her $5 back even in change. Huh? LOL.

ive done that.

but when i got back change i realized what i did and just walked away. sometimes the grocery store is a mind numbing experience.
 

irishScott

Lifer
Oct 10, 2006
21,562
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Never worked in retail (yet) but I did screw with a clueless Best Buy salesman once. I was taking a glance at their comps for sale, and naturally he came over, shoved his BB (multiple meanings here) name-tag in my face, and asked if I wanted to buy a computer. I initially said no thanks, but he was extremely persistent (said 3 variations of "are you sure?") I played along and pretended to know nothing. He told me so much wrong sh!t it was pathetic (ie: That a "Centrino Processor" (while taking about a Pentium 4) was less powerful then a "Sempron Processor"). I ended up unloading a bunch of benchmarks and other stuff to his face and ended with a High-Tech question. That, while not directly contradicting him, showed I knew a hell of a lot more then he did. He made up some obvious BS answer to the question. I said thanks and walked off.
 

mpitts

Lifer
Jun 9, 2000
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Originally posted by: irishScott
Never worked in retail (yet) but I did screw with a clueless Best Buy salesman once. I was taking a glance at their comps for sale, and naturally he came over, shoved his BB (multiple meanings here) name-tag in my face, and asked if I wanted to buy a computer. I initially said no thanks, but he was extremely persistent (said 3 variations of "are you sure?") I played along and pretended to know nothing. He told me so much wrong sh!t it was pathetic (ie: That a "Centrino Processor" (while taking about a Pentium 4) was less powerful then a "Sempron Processor"). I ended up unloading a bunch of benchmarks and other stuff to his face and ended with a High-Tech question. That, while not directly contradicting him, showed I knew a hell of a lot more then he did. He made up some obvious BS answer to the question. I said thanks and walked off.

Wow! You know more than a guy selling computers at Best Buy!

YOU SHOULD RUN FOR PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD!
 

irishScott

Lifer
Oct 10, 2006
21,562
3
0
Originally posted by: mpitts
Originally posted by: irishScott
Never worked in retail (yet) but I did screw with a clueless Best Buy salesman once. I was taking a glance at their comps for sale, and naturally he came over, shoved his BB (multiple meanings here) name-tag in my face, and asked if I wanted to buy a computer. I initially said no thanks, but he was extremely persistent (said 3 variations of "are you sure?") I played along and pretended to know nothing. He told me so much wrong sh!t it was pathetic (ie: That a "Centrino Processor" (while taking about a Pentium 4) was less powerful then a "Sempron Processor"). I ended up unloading a bunch of benchmarks and other stuff to his face and ended with a High-Tech question. That, while not directly contradicting him, showed I knew a hell of a lot more then he did. He made up some obvious BS answer to the question. I said thanks and walked off.

Wow! You know more than a guy selling computers at Best Buy!

YOU SHOULD RUN FOR PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD!

I didn't do it because I was bored. I did it because he was being a fvcking jackass about me buying a computer when I had repeatably said I wasn't interested.
 

Brentx

Senior member
Jun 15, 2005
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So I work at the Geek Squad and deal with some pretty interesting people.

My first day on the job they put me on something called CommQue, which is the list of people our computer shows for us to call letting customers know that their stuff is fixed and ready for pickup. First call I make on the list is about a Microwave that has been sent back to the store, because it would be too expensive to replace under warranty, so we are just going to give him a new microwave. So I call the guy and explain that he has to come into the store so we can make the exchange. The man get a little irrate not because he has to come into the store, but that he is getting a new microwave.

He goes an asks me "I don't understand what is going on here, I just want my old microwave back, I don't want a new one for free!"
I tell him, "Well sir, it is going to cost $287 to repair the microwave, and it looks like you had purchased it for $199."
He goes, "I want my fscking microwave repaired! Is that so hard to ask! So you better ship it back out and get it repaired like it says you will do in the warranty."
I go on and reassure him that the new microwave is going to be FREE of charge.
He then calls me a "c*ck sucker" and hangs up immediatly afterwards.
His old microwave is still sitting in the back, and this happened 6 months ago .


I had one man come to the Geek Squad counter that demanded how to copy DVD's. I told him my usual disclaimer of it is illegal to copy DVD's unless you are copying them for a personal data backup. He then continued on to tell me that he wants to sell them at colleges, and that this is his new bussiness model, and if I wanted in on it. I told him no and that I refuse to tell him how to copy DVD's. He then demanded to see my manager, so I got him. My manager came and he talked to him in an Indian accident and started laughing at the customer. The thing about my manager is that he really is Indian, but he was raised in Quebec, so he doesn't have a real Indian accent but actually a bit of a French accent, but when he does do his Indian accent it sounds authentic, like Dell's tech support line . So anyways, the customer kinda looked dumbfounded and walked out of the store. I never had laughed so hard in my life.
 

gsethi

Diamond Member
Feb 28, 2002
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Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: gsethi
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: gsethi
Another one:
Customer orders a HOT sandwich. (State laws states that hot sandwiches are to be taxed while cold ones are not). When total comes, customers states that he is not supposed to pay any tax. The other store that he goes to doesn't charges any tax and there is no such law. I print out the State Sales tax law and hand it out to him. Comes back to me within 5 minutes and I again have to explain it to him. Asks for the number where he can complain against me. I give him the number for the State board of Equalization office.

wow is that for real? Do you own a subway by any chance? or maybe a quiznos?
Never noticed that before..

That is the California state law in terms of Sales Tax. Yes, I own a Subway in California. So next time when you go to grab a sandwich (atleast in CA), if it is HOT, it should be taxed, if it is cold, it should not be taxed. There is no tax on Baked goods. BUT if you take a cold sandwich but eat ON PREMISES, then it has to be taxed.... (too much confusion..who writes these laws)

Ever wonder on why everything is taxed at McDonalds ? Legally, they should not be charging any sales tax on cookies that are ordered "to go" but it makes the accounting much more easier for them.

For me, accounting becomes much harder as at the end of the month, I have to calculate taxable sales and non-taxable sales separately...etc etc.

And also listen(and explain) to the frustration of the customer who bought a cold sandwich last time but this time, he got the same sandwich "toasted" and it was more expensive (b/c of sales tax)

Thats the stupidst thing i have ever heard of. i would post a big ass sign in the store explaing that.

Don't blame me, blame the law makers for making it so confusing. I can understand the aggravation of a customer who has to pay more (b/c of tax) for a heated sandwich.

I know many stores that will not charge tax at all or will charge tax on everything to keep it simple. But they can get into so much serious trouble by doing it. We contemplated on doing the same thing at our store (charge tax for everything) but we decided not to and keep it the way the law requires us to do

 

wetcat007

Diamond Member
Nov 5, 2002
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Tech bench at retail store(phone call): "my monitor is on fire what do i do?" Um call the fire department and get a fire extinguisher.... "Will my monitor be ok?" I think you have a bigger problem at hand...
 
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