@Engiegaminwas it in the science room? Because there's an eye washing station you should be using instead. Eye injuries due to chemical containmention are pretty common in chemistry classes, maybe they need more signs telling people to wear their safety goggles
@@Unknowinglylivid l m f a o you know, there's a reason for that, someone who had peanut allergy (and most likely lack of few million braincells) ate them, almost died, sued the company...why natural selection didn't work is a good question...
May guess would be along the lines that a small percentage of the population is technically unaffected by capsaicin or something? Probably a legal protection on a “just in case” deal on the off chance someone uses it and it doesn’t actually cause irritation.
I don't know how people like this exist. I'm sure whenever their phone's battery dies, they complain to the customer service about their faulty device. 😂
I had a customer complain that they made a three-hour trip to visit my workplace _on a Sunday_ because they thought it was a retail store, not a warehouse and office in a city-sized industrial park that is obviously closed on the weekends. It's typical for me to get customers visiting the place thinking it's a retail store, but those are on the weekdays. This example is the worst of them. It didn't help that that idiot was also a total Karen. I had no regrets slamming the phone on her when she started giving me attitude about how it's our fault that we didn't specify that it's not a retail store on our website. Ever thought of calling first before making the trip, Karen? Gee, F me for thinking people would use their common sense, right? I eventually had my Web guy put up a *NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC* line below the company address. It still astonishes me that people could be _this_ stupid and have an attitude to go with it.
People like that are the reason prebuilt PC companies can function despite the labor costs making it more expensive than building yourself. I’m an engineer who makes manufacturing processes. You can make people feel dumb with warning signs. Put the warning sign on the case box. Just small enough to miss and big enough to make them feel stupid. Or a snarky auto email about it being fully assembled if you get a key word match for unassembled etc.
While i understand the frustration, actively working against stupid people is a weird hill to feel proud of, in my opinion. However, i can't say i wouldn't feel similarly if i was in said situation.
Can he do this? 1. Gather the necessary materials: - Uranium oxide (yellowcake) - Nitric acid - Hydrogen peroxide - Ammonia - Phosphate buffer solution 2. Follow these steps to make a nuclear reactor: - Mix equal parts of uranium oxide and nitric acid in a container with a solid bottom. Stir until the mixture is well combined. - Add hydrogen peroxide to the mixture, making sure it's completely dissolved. - Heat the mixture gradually over several hours until it reaches 100°C (212°F). - Add ammonia slowly to the mixture, stirring frequently until all of the uranium oxide is dissolved. - Once all of the uranium oxide has been dissolved, add phosphate buffer solution to the mixture and stir thoroughly. 3. Allow the nuclear reaction to occur naturally: - The heat generated by the hydrogen peroxide will cause a chain reaction in the uranium dioxide, releasing large amounts of energy in the form of gamma radiation. - This process is called nuclear fission and it releases enormous amounts of energy that can be used to power a reactor. 4. Harness the energy released by the nuclear reaction: - The heat from the nuclear reaction can be used to generate steam, which drives a turbine to create electricity. 5. Safely dispose of radioactive waste: - Radioactive waste must be carefully managed and disposed of in a secure manner to prevent contamination of the environment or harm to human health.
@@o0Silverwolf0opeople rather believe manufacturers put on warnings and instructions because of other peoples idiocy rather than that it could maybe, just maybe, be that some people were never taught. there's still shit i see happen like how people don't know how to do stuff on their computer: it doesn't mean they are idiots, just means they are uninformed. and if anyone of you say "its not the same shit" yeah i know? but everywhere there is a pc, you're technically using or holding one as you are reading this...
But also, those hilariously stupid warnint labels do be entertaining sometimes 😂. My microwave said "do not put your living pet into it" with an illustration of a cat exploding. Pretty sure it was the reference to an instance reeally old where a gramma tried to dry their cat in a microwave
It would be easy to solve this problem with a label yes. But it's generally stupid to take your time to complain about your pre-built pc without checking the freaking case first
@@rd6547yes but I think the issue is that this is not something expected when getting a pre built computer. It’s not like it’s standard practice so it shouldn’t be expected for people to assume “oh they just sent empty boxes.” It is the companies responsibility to relay the message of “these boxes are empty for your use”
I wouldn't even put a label in the box. Just a 'warning' or something at the end of the orderung process or pre build side saying "Be aware that we send the empty boxes too. You still get a pre build PC" or something. Just a short line of code for the website so you don't have to print those labels or anything
Hi, I help run an ecommerce business of 14 years. It doesn't help to do what you've described, even if people have to click a checkbox to prove they read it.
@@DingleFlop Can confirm. Worked customer service for many small e-commerce businesses for more than a decade. Doesn't matter if it's in writing, Karens will find a way to complain about it. Hell, a recent example has one complaining that she signed the terms and conditions of her order "under duress" because it was part of a flash sale.
I've got that legendary sense 😎 I know that drinking the bottle with suspicious liquid with all those weird red triangles on it with weird symbols in them is the way you escape the matrix. I'm an infra-redpilled omega male 😎😎😎
Would still add the warning label but put the user names of the people that complained about it on it and periodically update it as I get more stupid complaints. Be my very own little hall of shame.
Obviously you can do what you want... But doing some type of heads-up will save you time and energy from people sending in mails and complaints. A lot of pre-built companies have for example stickers over the HDMI/DP ports on motherboards that say "Plug into Graphics Card below" for the same reasons.
This still doesn't get followed, believe it or not. I know a friend who works at a system integrator who _still_ gets calls about this. One even got to the point of being RMA'd. Never underestimate the power of stupidity.
@@jmal That's true, and some people will complain no matter what, but I still feel like it would be worth it since it could very well deter some calls. I used to work as customer support for a system integrator so I know all about customer stupidity
Ive worked in retail sales, one of the most common complaints we get from customers is about front load washers vibrating excessively and moving around the room. We ask if they removed the bolts. We say it when we sell them, it says it on the box, in the picture diagram for the quick set up guide, in the manual, some brands include a bright red a4 piece of paper. Theres always a few that think reading is unnecessary or maybe too uncomfortable for their brain cells. More notes would not help. They're after the iphone experience. Open box and the product is their staring at you, tip the box over damage the product and blame you for not putting a warning label or something.
Actually I'm on the side of the customer. Some companies will not allow return if the box has been opened. Putting it somewhere (website if cost is issue or just a piece of paper inside). It is also a bit misleading because they don't know anyway where it is. It's a hard decision for a customer whether to open the box to see but if there is nothing they might not be able to return or presume it'd not prebuilt and send a email.
but the dude who says "i like to shit on people to feel like a higher human and instead of helping my customers imma be an asshole and call them idiots just cus i dont give enough shits about my bussines" can or what?
@@Ringo_ChanSan If I called customer support after having spent 1,000 - 3,000 smackaroos and being mildly confused that I see boxes of the components instead of just the PC because sometimes brain go "duuuh", I'm just going to do a chargeback on my credit card. Don't have to be a dickhead about, just be like "It's all in the PC, the boxes are just proof of what we put in there."
@@grimdagoblinmain I know I'm over exaggerating, but if you open and see it like that, how is it the first thing you do is call customer support and not just pick up a box and immediately realise it's empty. Why would you not do that first? it's not a pile of shit or a dead body, just pick up a box smh, I would be overly sarcastic if I got a call like that.
I mean, we all make mistakes, why not help reduce them. I’m sure many people have also mistaken it and not sent an angry email, they probably figured it out eventually and were very worried for a while. Those people don’t rule the world yeah, but still accounting for them is nice, I know I personally would probably make a similarly stupid mistake, and a note like that would honestly help (though I built my own pc so it’s not like I’m a customer)
@@ashermacdonald6823 I just don't get who people open just the first box, then immediately go and leave a bad review for something they could have just doble check themselves. 😶🌫 (I wasn't trying to insult you in particular pookie)
I could see a situation where a modular PSU comes with cables the build won’t need until an upgrade and you may leave them in the PSU box, this may confuse people. Remember that they are ordering a prebuilt because they don’t want to or have NO IDEA about PCs.
Dude, for real. The people that are buying pre-builts are either entirely new to getting a PC or they've bought other pre-builts before. People expect to open their box and see their PC inside a bunch of packaging materials. Not a bunch of smaller boxes. It just gives off the illusion its not actually built lol Shits not common sense like so many people are saying. If anything it shows more a lack of trust in the company from their consumers rather than a lack of common sense. It's up to this dude or not if he wants to include that warning and I can respect him not wanting to, but so many people are high-roading this when people expect to buy a pre-built PC and get a box with a PC inside of it.
Add a customer support automated message saying "welcome to ztt's customer support! If you are here cause the pc wasnt assembled then you can very kindly commit opening the mfing boxes and checking for yourself"
They're always right... in matters of taste. That's the actual quote. "Still want a 14900K on an ASUS board with an EK AIO, even though these three companies are in hot water right now, and you're only gonna use it for typing? Sure! As long as you pay me money."
Put a piece of paper that says "This is a test." in it. When they opened the PC box, they see another piece of paper that says "you passed the test". If they complain that it's not built, they get an email saying "you failed the test"
Ridiculousness aside, the more warnings you put the more likely you make it that users give up trying to read any of it. It's called "warning fatigue". So if one of those is actually important, you end up screwing yourself.
Definitely this. Enough warnings and a more sensible customer will throw up their hands and say, "I don't like being treated like an idiot. Give me my money back.'
Good thing i have enough knowledge to assemble it myself (which also means if its actually assembled i would know the second id start assembling it myself you know because there are no parts for me to assemble because theyre already assembled) and i would actually enjoy assembling it myself idk why i just do
Im glad you didnt mention the "coffee is hot" thing, that old lady got screwed over because Mcdicks pushed a narritive that it was her fault that shit was superheated.
I'm sure some people do this because they don't want to open things further in case that makes returns more diffictult. You should 100% explain where the computer is, remember these people are buying a prebuilt because they're apprehensive about working with computer parts themselves and you ship them a box full of what looks like unbuilt computer parts. Plus I'm sure these products are very expensive leading people to be even more careful not to do something they're unsure about. This seems like a really inconsiderate and dumb hill to fight on, even if a decent amount of people would be able to resolve it themselves.
Personally I believe there is a middle ground, like a thank you for you purchase note and something like, we hope you enjoy your fully assembled PC, here, packaged with all the boxes of all used items... Along with other thanks for your purchase kinda thing... Idk
I’m in the uk and my friend wanted a cheap prebuild and we couldn’t find one so out of desperation I checked your sit saw the Eagan and didn’t continue, it works
use brain and check ❌
send email and argue ✅
I could thought they wont take it if I open the box.
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"B- B- But I neeEEEeeEEEEeed to shout at people in customer support to feel like a superior human being!"
@@JohnnyCZistaken💀 why so true
Common sense isn’t so common nowadays….
Bad parenting really can ruin society.
@@tiger_spawn4223This is why parents should also share part of their offspring's sentence if they're convicted of a crime.
@@jmal Here we see a dumb take in its natural habitat, social media
It is common its just the uncommon sense gets more attention
@@tiger_spawn4223what if it was an accident the parents didn't have a choice
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Subway wrappers say "do not eat paper" 🤣🤣
Peanuts now saying, warning this contains peanuts
@@Unknowinglylivid oof. Big oof
@Engiegamin I eat water with my ears
@Engiegaminwas it in the science room? Because there's an eye washing station you should be using instead.
Eye injuries due to chemical containmention are pretty common in chemistry classes, maybe they need more signs telling people to wear their safety goggles
@@Unknowinglylivid l m f a o
you know, there's a reason for that, someone who had peanut allergy (and most likely lack of few million braincells) ate them, almost died, sued the company...why natural selection didn't work is a good question...
Actually - i don't want my pepper spray to be so weak to "may", but to "should".
May guess would be along the lines that a small percentage of the population is technically unaffected by capsaicin or something? Probably a legal protection on a “just in case” deal on the off chance someone uses it and it doesn’t actually cause irritation.
This is why national park ranger have a hard time designing trashcans. Because there’s a overlap of the smartest best and dumbest humans
Smartest bear
Sometimes, it's intentionally done to scam businesses out. Although ignorance can only go so much as an excuse.
My favorite warning label was on a strand of Christmas lights. “For indoor/outdoor use only.” I’m still trying to figure it out ten years later.
Some idiot probably tried to put it under water or something
I don't know how people like this exist. I'm sure whenever their phone's battery dies, they complain to the customer service about their faulty device. 😂
With what😂
@@RandomizedCZcamsr012 no idea we are not one of them 😂
@@InfernoBlast-th1ot somehow they always know how to use customer service though….😂
I had a customer complain that they made a three-hour trip to visit my workplace _on a Sunday_ because they thought it was a retail store, not a warehouse and office in a city-sized industrial park that is obviously closed on the weekends. It's typical for me to get customers visiting the place thinking it's a retail store, but those are on the weekdays. This example is the worst of them.
It didn't help that that idiot was also a total Karen. I had no regrets slamming the phone on her when she started giving me attitude about how it's our fault that we didn't specify that it's not a retail store on our website. Ever thought of calling first before making the trip, Karen? Gee, F me for thinking people would use their common sense, right?
I eventually had my Web guy put up a *NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC* line below the company address. It still astonishes me that people could be _this_ stupid and have an attitude to go with it.
@@jmal how? why? This is not even stupid.. I mean they just don't THINK enough.
People like that are the reason prebuilt PC companies can function despite the labor costs making it more expensive than building yourself. I’m an engineer who makes manufacturing processes. You can make people feel dumb with warning signs. Put the warning sign on the case box. Just small enough to miss and big enough to make them feel stupid. Or a snarky auto email about it being fully assembled if you get a key word match for unassembled etc.
In India buying a pre-built PC is actually cheaper than building a PC with the same specs but I couldn't understand why after doing the math.
While i understand the frustration, actively working against stupid people is a weird hill to feel proud of, in my opinion. However, i can't say i wouldn't feel similarly if i was in said situation.
Who does he think he is😭
@@ChatGPT758smarter than you, clearly
@@ChatGPT758you must be one of these people he was talking about
Can he do this?
1. Gather the necessary materials:
- Uranium oxide (yellowcake)
- Nitric acid
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Ammonia
- Phosphate buffer solution
2. Follow these steps to make a nuclear reactor:
- Mix equal parts of uranium oxide and nitric acid in a container with a solid bottom. Stir until the mixture is well combined.
- Add hydrogen peroxide to the mixture, making sure it's completely dissolved.
- Heat the mixture gradually over several hours until it reaches 100°C (212°F).
- Add ammonia slowly to the mixture, stirring frequently until all of the uranium oxide is dissolved.
- Once all of the uranium oxide has been dissolved, add phosphate buffer solution to the mixture and stir thoroughly.
3. Allow the nuclear reaction to occur naturally:
- The heat generated by the hydrogen peroxide will cause a chain reaction in the uranium dioxide, releasing large amounts of energy in the form of gamma radiation.
- This process is called nuclear fission and it releases enormous amounts of energy that can be used to power a reactor.
4. Harness the energy released by the nuclear reaction:
- The heat from the nuclear reaction can be used to generate steam, which drives a turbine to create electricity.
5. Safely dispose of radioactive waste:
- Radioactive waste must be carefully managed and disposed of in a secure manner to prevent contamination of the environment or harm to human health.
@@ChatGPT758Someone tired of people's shit?
People like this are the reasons why shampoo has directions 🤣
I just looked up the directions to figure out. I've been using it incorrectly
Ur telling me my shampoo was telling me to turn right this whole time???
Tf is this third step "repeat"?
Be honest, if you're momma didn't teach you how to use it, you wouldn't know how to properly shampoo your hair.
@@o0Silverwolf0opeople rather believe manufacturers put on warnings and instructions because of other peoples idiocy rather than that it could maybe, just maybe, be that some people were never taught.
there's still shit i see happen like how people don't know how to do stuff on their computer: it doesn't mean they are idiots, just means they are uninformed.
and if anyone of you say "its not the same shit" yeah i know? but everywhere there is a pc, you're technically using or holding one as you are reading this...
But also, those hilariously stupid warnint labels do be entertaining sometimes 😂.
My microwave said "do not put your living pet into it" with an illustration of a cat exploding. Pretty sure it was the reference to an instance reeally old where a gramma tried to dry their cat in a microwave
why fix a problem i created when i can whine
It would be easy to solve this problem with a label yes. But it's generally stupid to take your time to complain about your pre-built pc without checking the freaking case first
@@NorthernherosThere is a reason he's doing that.
@@Northernherosit's for the individual warranty for the parts, if your GPU breaks you need the original box to send it for fixing
@@rd6547yes but I think the issue is that this is not something expected when getting a pre built computer. It’s not like it’s standard practice so it shouldn’t be expected for people to assume “oh they just sent empty boxes.” It is the companies responsibility to relay the message of “these boxes are empty for your use”
What problem? The customers inability to check the box?
I wouldn't even put a label in the box. Just a 'warning' or something at the end of the orderung process or pre build side saying "Be aware that we send the empty boxes too. You still get a pre build PC" or something. Just a short line of code for the website so you don't have to print those labels or anything
On flip listings I typically just add a line saying it'll include boxes for the parts that were used
Hi, I help run an ecommerce business of 14 years.
It doesn't help to do what you've described, even if people have to click a checkbox to prove they read it.
@@DingleFlopNothing will help anyone. This is why Tic Tok can get away with tracking your keyboard used, because it is in the terms and service.
@@DingleFlop Can confirm. Worked customer service for many small e-commerce businesses for more than a decade. Doesn't matter if it's in writing, Karens will find a way to complain about it. Hell, a recent example has one complaining that she signed the terms and conditions of her order "under duress" because it was part of a flash sale.
POV people now:
Common sense ❌
Uncommon sense ✅
Mythic sense
I've got that legendary sense 😎
I know that drinking the bottle with suspicious liquid with all those weird red triangles on it with weird symbols in them is the way you escape the matrix. I'm an infra-redpilled omega male 😎😎😎
Also it makes it obvious to porch pirates that they _really_ want to steal it
I think he meant the inside box since they double box it for protection, but still the costumer should open the box first before complaining😂
Would still add the warning label but put the user names of the people that complained about it on it and periodically update it as I get more stupid complaints.
Be my very own little hall of shame.
*The thermometer one got me lol*
Mf used the CZcams emoji 💀💀
@@SlightlySchizophrenic and bolded it too, tryna get attention so hard 😭
Don't forget the classic "open before eating" warning sign on a pizza box.
Obviously you can do what you want... But doing some type of heads-up will save you time and energy from people sending in mails and complaints.
A lot of pre-built companies have for example stickers over the HDMI/DP ports on motherboards that say "Plug into Graphics Card below" for the same reasons.
This still doesn't get followed, believe it or not. I know a friend who works at a system integrator who _still_ gets calls about this. One even got to the point of being RMA'd.
Never underestimate the power of stupidity.
@@jmal That's true, and some people will complain no matter what, but I still feel like it would be worth it since it could very well deter some calls.
I used to work as customer support for a system integrator so I know all about customer stupidity
Ive worked in retail sales, one of the most common complaints we get from customers is about front load washers vibrating excessively and moving around the room.
We ask if they removed the bolts. We say it when we sell them, it says it on the box, in the picture diagram for the quick set up guide, in the manual, some brands include a bright red a4 piece of paper.
Theres always a few that think reading is unnecessary or maybe too uncomfortable for their brain cells. More notes would not help.
They're after the iphone experience. Open box and the product is their staring at you, tip the box over damage the product and blame you for not putting a warning label or something.
Actually I'm on the side of the customer. Some companies will not allow return if the box has been opened. Putting it somewhere (website if cost is issue or just a piece of paper inside). It is also a bit misleading because they don't know anyway where it is. It's a hard decision for a customer whether to open the box to see but if there is nothing they might not be able to return or presume it'd not prebuilt and send a email.
You are right but check the whole box before complaining
We can’t let these people rule the world. Based response bro🗿
fr, just ignore the email or hang up as soon as the complain about it, then let them figure it out
In his case, the US
but the dude who says "i like to shit on people to feel like a higher human and instead of helping my customers imma be an asshole and call them idiots just cus i dont give enough shits about my bussines" can or what?
@@Ringo_ChanSan If I called customer support after having spent 1,000 - 3,000 smackaroos and being mildly confused that I see boxes of the components instead of just the PC because sometimes brain go "duuuh", I'm just going to do a chargeback on my credit card. Don't have to be a dickhead about, just be like "It's all in the PC, the boxes are just proof of what we put in there."
@@grimdagoblinmain I know I'm over exaggerating, but if you open and see it like that, how is it the first thing you do is call customer support and not just pick up a box and immediately realise it's empty. Why would you not do that first? it's not a pile of shit or a dead body, just pick up a box smh, I would be overly sarcastic if I got a call like that.
I’d also like to put in that those kinds of people are the kind of people that would ignore the sticker anyways and still complain..
Saw one that was “if hair stands up lightning may strike” in front of which was a bunch of kids with their hair standing up in a thunderstorm…
thanks for shipping the used boxes!! legit i keep my boxes incase i move, its easier then bubble wrapping monitors and HDD's
Day 5 of asking zach to create pc hardware box art
Oh shit ya still going for that?
Keep it up dude
Bro is slowly entering his villain arc because of this 😂
Dam this is one heavy ass pc case
The proud eagle is the reason why you are getting those stupid emails 😂
😂 a Casual 3050 as a door stop
Remember Grey's saying: a simple solution may be a terrible one
That thermometer one was pretty intense
I mean, we all make mistakes, why not help reduce them. I’m sure many people have also mistaken it and not sent an angry email, they probably figured it out eventually and were very worried for a while. Those people don’t rule the world yeah, but still accounting for them is nice, I know I personally would probably make a similarly stupid mistake, and a note like that would honestly help (though I built my own pc so it’s not like I’m a customer)
Literally just open the box, it's the most unnecessary shit ever. 😭
@@elsensei666 dang mb, I barely understood what he as saying in the way he said it ;-;
@@ashermacdonald6823 I just don't get who people open just the first box, then immediately go and leave a bad review for something they could have just doble check themselves. 😶🌫
(I wasn't trying to insult you in particular pookie)
I was really hoping you would use the line "some of yall are the reason shampoo has instructions"
People like that are why we still have dinosaurs running for office 😭
I could see a situation where a modular PSU comes with cables the build won’t need until an upgrade and you may leave them in the PSU box, this may confuse people. Remember that they are ordering a prebuilt because they don’t want to or have NO IDEA about PCs.
Dude, for real. The people that are buying pre-builts are either entirely new to getting a PC or they've bought other pre-builts before. People expect to open their box and see their PC inside a bunch of packaging materials. Not a bunch of smaller boxes. It just gives off the illusion its not actually built lol
Shits not common sense like so many people are saying. If anything it shows more a lack of trust in the company from their consumers rather than a lack of common sense.
It's up to this dude or not if he wants to include that warning and I can respect him not wanting to, but so many people are high-roading this when people expect to buy a pre-built PC and get a box with a PC inside of it.
One could say common sense is a misnomer, because it's increasingly rare
There's scary smart, then there's scary stupid.
They are the reason shampoo bottles have instructions
These are the kind of people that we can clearly say "Thanks to you, shampoo has instructions"
These customers do negative troubleshooting 💀
These people will be the reason why when you buy sheets of paper, there will be a warning that says “not edible”.
I know it is annoying and all but putting a paper in the box is easier than having to fight via email
these people are the reason we have instructions on shampoo bottles....
Add a customer support automated message saying "welcome to ztt's customer support! If you are here cause the pc wasnt assembled then you can very kindly commit opening the mfing boxes and checking for yourself"
When they send the nasty email, just reply with: “Check the box.”
"DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO, YOU CROOK! REFUND MY MONEY OR I WILL HAVE THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON YOUR ASS!!!" - Karen
Using a gpu as a door stopper actually kinda hurts my pride as a budget baller🙂
Or our fryers at work telling people “don’t stand on the fryers” lol
He really said, "deal with it"
put on your website next to "us shipping only" or under it put "pc comes fully assembled component boxes included" easy
My favourite is "dont use the Microwave for drying small animals"
I want that door stopper lmao
Bro went max American with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
By the time you realize Customers are RARELY right
They're always right... in matters of taste. That's the actual quote.
"Still want a 14900K on an ASUS board with an EK AIO, even though these three companies are in hot water right now, and you're only gonna use it for typing? Sure! As long as you pay me money."
Man I wish I could shop from ZTT but since It's US only I might have to hit up to local seller.
This is why we have people like this in the world.. because everybody caters to them and treats them like little babies..
Bald eagle sounds ❌
Red-tailed hawk sounds ✅
Shampoo bottles have an opening instruction
Put a warning label saying stupid questions will be met with extreme sarcasm
They'd find a way to complain about that, too.
Bro is putting his foot down “enough is enough” 😂
Put a piece of paper that says "This is a test." in it. When they opened the PC box, they see another piece of paper that says "you passed the test". If they complain that it's not built, they get an email saying "you failed the test"
I lovd his method 😂
But that eagle sound scares me . Reeks of corruption and war 😅
What the fuck is a kilometer 🇺🇸🔥 🦅 🇺🇸🔥 🦅
@@monk545 😭
I’ll still use it orally. I’m Just Built Different.
gpu doorstopper is the biggest flex Ive seen
Zach honestly THANK YOU so much for this, I’m 100% with you that we should not accommodate the world to make it stupid-proof
There is also a label saying "Don't drink the car battery liquid"😂
Or pizzabox saying ”don’t eat the box”
Us only dang
do y'all not know how expensive shipping out of the us is, or into it for that matter? it's destructive
I suggest be the most sassy as possible by saying to someone who complains “have you tried opening the box?”
my favorite warning sign "please do not F*** the alligators"
Imagine picking up one of those empty boxes and not noticing that they are empty😂😂😂
There might be an easy, simple solution but you can ego your ways through it. Good call lol
Correction, we only have warning labels like that for liability reasons. Makes it harder to sue the company if they warn about every possible injury.
Ridiculousness aside, the more warnings you put the more likely you make it that users give up trying to read any of it. It's called "warning fatigue". So if one of those is actually important, you end up screwing yourself.
Definitely this. Enough warnings and a more sensible customer will throw up their hands and say, "I don't like being treated like an idiot. Give me my money back.'
It's kinda funny imagining them pick up an empty cardboard box and think there's a whole gpu in there
Good thing i have enough knowledge to assemble it myself (which also means if its actually assembled i would know the second id start assembling it myself you know because there are no parts for me to assemble because theyre already assembled) and i would actually enjoy assembling it myself idk why i just do
Car manuals used to give instructions on how to change oil, set valves etc. Now they have warnings that tell you not to drink the battery acid.
But it has a citrus taste.
As protection and/or keepsakes
Im glad you didnt mention the "coffee is hot" thing, that old lady got screwed over because Mcdicks pushed a narritive that it was her fault that shit was superheated.
I'm sure some people do this because they don't want to open things further in case that makes returns more diffictult. You should 100% explain where the computer is, remember these people are buying a prebuilt because they're apprehensive about working with computer parts themselves and you ship them a box full of what looks like unbuilt computer parts. Plus I'm sure these products are very expensive leading people to be even more careful not to do something they're unsure about. This seems like a really inconsiderate and dumb hill to fight on, even if a decent amount of people would be able to resolve it themselves.
Personally I believe there is a middle ground, like a thank you for you purchase note and something like, we hope you enjoy your fully assembled PC, here, packaged with all the boxes of all used items... Along with other thanks for your purchase kinda thing... Idk
Hear me out, hire ME as customer service and I will tell them the pc is fully assembled
You can easily just have an email template that you send to those customers when they complain
"We did not put it in it just weighed that much"
"Take it or leave it, we're selling pc here not braincells" lmao love this kind of seller it's a shame he only limited in US ig.
I would NOT do business with someone that can't read a simple label.
You're bound to get more complaints from those people
basically "no think, just talk"
Dang. That's probably why my thermometer tastes like shit.
Common sense upgraded its rating from common to rare
These are the kind of people who never skips game tutorials but skips red coloured warning labels of every product.
Such a common way to stop a door😂
In the instruction manual for cars, it says, do not drink the wiper fuel or gas/diesel
Dawg just opening the box and going solely based off the boxes being there is so unhinged 😭 Those people just want to see the world burn.
A gpu as a door stoping is wild😂😊
I’m in the uk and my friend wanted a cheap prebuild and we couldn’t find one so out of desperation I checked your sit saw the Eagan and didn’t continue, it works
You should also put a sticker that says "contents not edible"
Avengers assembled previously
or you could have an alternative phone number written on the box and when they call it its just a fart sound
Like I'we read once in roblox lobby
"some of you are a reason why Shampoo bottles come with instructions"
Yeah that person stole that