> But it kept triggering, but it turned out employees would mess around with customers by spinning it while they used it. Oh man, that would have really set me

> But it kept triggering, but it turned out employees would mess around with customers by spinning it while they used it. Oh man, that would have really set me off. What's the point of customer demos if the employees are going to ruin them? I, uniquely it seems, had a great experience with a Microsoft store. And it almost made me buy a surface studio, but a decade later, I've admittedly only ever upgraded my MacBooks... When I first went to the new Microsoft store near by university, I really wanted to try the Studios (I was an art minor; it seemed amazing to draw on). I ended up sitting there in the mall drawing on it for a few hours while my friends shopped. I apparently attracted a crowd, and the local employees called corporate to tell them. They asked for my number and I ended up getting a call from a Microsoft marketing employee asking to talk to me because they wanted to turn this "spontaneous mall moment" into a TV ad. I don't think an ad ever aired though.