Instead of Helping Me with My Problem, the Dude from Tech Support Took a Screenshot So He Could Show It to All His Friends.

So he comes into the computer lab -- I dunno who, one of those eggheads who works all day under the library -- he comes in and -- no, I don't know if it was Mark's friend, shut up and let me tell the story -- he comes in and I show him my computer screen. And he's like, WHOA! And he brushes me aside and sets his Snapple down on my notes (left a ring) and starts hitting buttons. I think for sure he's on the case, right? But no, a couple seconds later he walks over to the printer and picks up a few pages it spit out.
"Wait'll the guys see THIS one!" he says. Then, you know, he's headed out of there. I'm like, "Dude! What am I supposed to do?" and so he says, "Oh, dunno man. Turn it off and back on or something. But if I were you I'd keep it there and leave it for the next guy to see."
Yeah, then he left. What do you mean, what did I do? I left it on there. Duh. Yeah, this morning I saw photocopies of my computer screen taped up on all the bulletin boards in the Biology building.

Hit me up with another milk. And make this one chocolate. I'm feeling surly.
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