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Today, a customer came in with a laptop smashed beyond repair. She asked if we could recover her files, but thanks to my idiot boss's new store policy I had to ask her a bunch of questions, including if she had tried "turning it on and off." She stared at me, speechless, like I was a complete moron. FML
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Kazze 31
"Have you tried reinstalling windows?" "My disc drive is in 17 pieces, what the **** do YOU think?"
Futacy 30
Today, my laptop is smashed beyond repair, so I went into a store to get my files recovered. The man did nothing but smile and ask stupid questions like, "Did you try turning it on and off?" FML
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Ki11erC 18
I left it out in the rain so it could get into the cloud, so I'm all backed up now right?
momotomato 2
I would've said since its store policy I have to read all of these questions. so then the store seems like a moron not you
wrathmcgrath 5
I've been on both sides. My cousin's PlayStation 2 displayed a "Disc read error." The technician's first question was to ask if he had plugged it in. On the other hand, I also used to do tech support for HP. Enough said.
dubleduke 11
Try making a joke out of it if it's that bad.
ByeTech 10
As somebody who has worked in costumer service, I made it a point to ask that question if the costumer annoyed me :D
fantasyworld 39
<p>I would've said that the questions were required. </p>
Luke16eirb7deneuwn1 20
Tell her "I know these questions are stupid, but thanks to my boss I have to ask them."
ThisIsGonnaFloorYa 7
That's when you let her know it's store procedure, even if it's obvious... n if she's please just humor you so you don't get in trouble.
isquaredkeepingitreal 24
Next time start by saying, "I have to ask you the following questions, some may not apply to your situation". Most people are pretty understanding that the "policy" doesn't always match up.