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I vividly remember an elderly customer who had the wireless version positioned upside down and was totally confused by the cursor movement. He thought something
by jsilence 6y ago
I vividly remember an elderly customer who had the wireless version positioned upside down and was totally confused by the cursor movement. He thought something was wrong with the computer and asked me for help. I 180ied the mouse and he was embarrassed as one can get. We parted silently and we never shared a word about this with anyone.
Good times!
- doctor_eval 6y agoHA! Classic! I once had a support call for a customer whose mouse had stopped working. I told him that I get a lot of calls and I was sorry to ask but: "is it plugged in?" Customer, who was pretty technical, was very embarrassed.