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PCIntern

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9. As a clinician

Reply to Daemonaquila (Reply #8)

Sun Feb 9, 2014, 08:08 AM

Feb 2014

I found him so deeply disturbed at a fundamental level that I let it go. I am now relegated for one more day to retrieving phone messages, posting with the iPhone, and watching DVDs. If this had been life or death or for my kid it would have been different.

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I am rarely flabbergasted... [View all] PCIntern Feb 2014 OP

Thanks, Obama! Pretzel_Warrior Feb 2014 #1

Did you type that whole thing on an iPhone? frazzled Feb 2014 #2

Yes I did PCIntern Feb 2014 #4

Not too long ago I bought some kind of widget from Radio Shack. grasswire Feb 2014 #3

What the f...? progressoid Feb 2014 #5

Wow, around here they would've been tickled pink just to see a customer in the store... bluesbassman Feb 2014 #6

I think I will PCIntern Feb 2014 #7

Your patience is noteworthy. Daemonaquila Feb 2014 #8

As a clinician PCIntern Feb 2014 #9

Nothing surprises me any more. I just move on. nt bemildred Feb 2014 #10

Those beta blockers sure do add a Soundman Feb 2014 #11

Not long ago I tried to buy a replacement power cord from Radio Shack Orrex Feb 2014 #12

Wow, that is weird, but a sign of declining customer care, I guess. ladyVet Feb 2014 #13

Are you sure that the real clerk wasn't tied up in the back somewhere? nt MrScorpio Feb 2014 #14

this guy was one strange duck... PCIntern Feb 2014 #15