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Not a customer of mine but I can imagine them calling up and saying “I might have dropped, can you have it fixed by the end of the day?” Then they bring this in.


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Not a customer of mine but I can imagine them calling up and saying “I might have dropped, can you have it fixed by the end of the day?” Then they bring this in.


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Nah that's what it would look like the day after you fixed it, and they'll claim it just cracked like that by itself just sitting on a table.
 
Not a customer of mine but I can imagine them calling up and saying “I might have dropped, can you have it fixed by the end of the day?” Then they bring this in.


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Back before digital cameras, as I would have taken a picture, a customer brought in a destroyed laptop trying to get it repaired under CompUSA extended warranty since it covered a broken screen. He said he had left it on the hood of his car and it "fell off". He did not even bother trying to wipe the tread marks off of the top.
 
If its a straw then its not a normal drinking straw. When they pulled it out it didnt even look like a straw. Could have been some twig for all I know. If its such a big deal then just go to paper straws. Dont just add weird laws with major fines to waiters or what not.
 

What? I cannot go to California? lol...

I tell you, First they say coffee is bad for you. Then a year or so later its great for you. Then they turn around and tell you its bad for you again.

As for the straw in the nose, Wasnt this in Costa Rica? I didnt catch exactly where they found him but if it was Costa Rica why does California stick its nose in there? Seems to me C.R. needs to outlaw either straws or cocaine snorting turtles! lol..
 
What? I cannot go to California? lol...

Yep, banned for life.... LOL!!!

I tell you, First they say coffee is bad for you. Then a year or so later its great for you. Then they turn around and tell you its bad for you again.

The carcinogen at the heart of the lawsuit is acrylamide, which is present in many, if not most, cooked foods. And has been, apparently, for centuries. Maybe they should start giving new parents a warning label with their newborns. "Warning - living causes cancer"
 
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Good sign to keep on hand.
 
He's very thorough. Looks like he's using soap too.

I guess someone said "you dirty rat!" and so he wanted to make a point.
 
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