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For me the frustration is often the opposite. I show up to places in person because I'd rather talk to human beings and fill out paper forms than use their shi
by catalogia 7y ago
For me the frustration is often the opposite. I show up to places in person because I'd rather talk to human beings and fill out paper forms than use their shitty website. Yet more and more often once I show up I'm told to use one of their computers to access their website. I could have done that from home!
- Scoundreller 7y agoHeh, I was at the Apple store in Paris and couldn’t understand why people had printed off pieces of paper and marking things off based on their research on the computers there. Like, how could you not do the research yourself in advance? I have a hard time someone at the Apple Store doesn’t already have access to internet elsewhere to do their research.
- wgjordan 7y ago> I have a hard time someone at the Apple Store doesn’t already have access to internet elsewhere to do their research. Perhaps someone at the Apple Store is there to purchase a device that will give them access to the Internet which they don't currently have elsewhere?