Posted by goose on August 06, 2016 at 07:55:18 from (70.198.52.30):
In Reply to: Re: This is painful posted by ditchwitch on August 05, 2016 at 19:17:46:
I went to Office Depot and Staples before Best Buy and had the same experience. Couldn't find anyone to talk to. At Office Depot a salesman actually walked right past me and started to fiddle with something else. Short of yelling half way across the store, I couldn't get his attention. But, this was in contrast to the last time I was in the place when two dorks seemed to be competing to try to sell me the whole store.
I sometimes wonder if these sales people don't see my gray hair and think I'm just some old geezer who will ask a bunch of dumb questions. I don't claim to be a "whiz", but on the other hand every employment situation I've been in since 1990 has required me to use a computer so I'm not exactly a newbie, either.
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