Not so tech savvy
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That's rude, you should report his behaviour.
Looks like you are stupid...
Okay you probably ARE an idiot but he's an asshole for saying that to you he should be fired for being rude.
no offense.... but there's only so much tech support can do to fix a short between the keyboard and the chair....
Alright, completely unprofessional of him, and uncalled for. But still. That's funny as he'll bro. Btw try googling your problem, then you won't have to deal with these funny assholes
All calls are recorded, so you could probably get him fired if you wanted to. However, you probably are an f****** idiot anyway.
Unless you have worked tech support you have no idea the stuff that they have to put up with. For example there was one time a customer came in screaming and hollering like a crazed baboon that her "brand new f***ing laptop stopped working" and trying to be as calm as possible I start asking her trouble shooting questions to which her response was "It didn't say nothin'." Then I said okay I'm going to need to take a look at it and it wouldn't power and was giving a flashing power light which means dead battery, I then ask her for her power cord "What the f*** do I need a power cord for? It's wireless, which means it don't need a plug!" Not to excuse what the tech that you had to deal with did, but customers some times make things harder to deal with than they have to be. I wouldn't say you life is F'ed for having to deal with this tech, the tech you got was just having a bad day and for most techs that just means having clocked in as there are rarely any good days at tech support.
I don't know, your grammar is kind of making me want to side with the idiot part. I'm not usually the grammar nazi, but how has no one pointed that one out? Complete sentances much? The tech. guy was of course rude and uncalled for. Totally unprofessional.
you spelled sentences wrong
Keywords
get his name and complain. he'll get the sack and you may get some actual help
you know, if after an hour and multiple explainations you still dont get it... hes probably right