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Re: OT. How Stupid they are!!
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Posted by Dave from MN on April 18, 2006 at 03:42:26 from (65.126.171.162):
In Reply to: OT. How Stupid they are!! posted by Keith-OR on April 17, 2006 at 21:13:44:
some auto parts stores are doing the same as other businesses, hiring the cheapest part possible. Either you get young high school or college kids that are over educated on techno crap and a whiz with pc's but all they know about mechanics is to put a key and gas in a vehicle, there parents didnt teach them the basics so you get total dumbfoundedness from them. Or ( no offense) they hire retired people that know exactly what you need and are so interesting to visit with, but they cant find the part cause they dont know how to look up the location on the PC. What will happen in this world if there is ever some freaky pc virus attack that shuts down ALL PC's that have access to the internet for a month or two.
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