Tregonial t1_jd3l6yr wrote
Reply to comment by still_thinking_ in [WP] You work as tech support for ancient supernatural beings who are trying to adapt to the modern world. It's a frustrating - and at times dangerous - job, but at least your clients pay well. by aRandomFox-II
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still_thinking_ t1_jd3roak wrote
—Request Submission Form #1—
Client name: Triton
Product: Tablet
Issue: Water damage
—Request Submission Form #2—
Client name: Cyclops
Product: Smartphone
Issue: Facial recognition won’t work
Customer Service Review:
“Best service I have found! Today’s technology is unnecessary cumbersome and complex, but these guys know their stuff!”
-Bigfoot
Tregonial t1_jd624y0 wrote
Andy: Greetings! Supernatural tech support service center. I'm Andy, how may I help you today?
Triton: Aye my tablet has these strange water droplets inside the screen, but I can't wipe them off! Attached screenshot here.
Andy: Hi Triton! Please check the Liquid Detection Indicator, perhaps you may have water inside your tablet. For your tablet model, the LDI is located inside your SIM card slot.
Triton: Pallas! Are you free? Come help your old man locate this S-I-M card thingy.
Andy: Hi Pallas! I'm Andy! Do you require assistance in locating the SIM card slot?
Pallas: I'm good, I'm not my father. The Liquid Detector Indicator you mentioned earlier, is it this red tab here?
Andy: That's a clear sign of water damage! Please turn off the tablet now! It's to save it from electrical damage.
Pallas: Okay I've done that. Any way for me to fix this tablet at home? Or do I have to take it to your service center?
Andy: You could use Silica packets or dehumidifying crystals. Put them in a ziplock bag, place your wet tablet inside, then seal for 24 hours. If the water damage is not too severe, the tablet will be in working order the very next day. If this does not work, please bring your tablet down to your nearest service center. In the future, please be careful to keep your device away from water.
Triton: But I live in the WATER! I AM THE GOD OF THE SEAS.
Andy: You may come down to your nearest retail shop to buy a waterproof tablet pouch to protect your device.
Pallas: You hear this, Father? Just use the tablet pouch I already bought for you!
Triton: But it's fucking Disney Triton!
--Issue resolved.--
Customer Service Review:
"Good service, willing to provide a great solution that does not involve going down to service center or paying dem dwarves."
Andy: Greetings! Supernatural tech support service center. I'm Andy, how may I help you today?
Cyclops: Forgot Password. Try Facial Recognition. No Recognize Face. Cannot Work. Why?
Andy: Facial recognition technology is invented by humans and built to register 2 eyes, 1 nose and 1 mouth. Perhaps you may wish to try another authentication method, such as finger printing.
Cyclops: Make ONE EYE Facial Recognition Work. If Not, File Racial Discrimination Suit.
Andy: I'm sorry Cyclops, this is beyond my capacity. Perhaps I could suggest to one of the dwarf engineers to work on a facial recognition software for one-eyed creatures such as your esteemed self. I cannot promise anything, it depends on the demand and viability. I'll let you know once our engineers get back to me.
Cyclops: Paste Eye Sticker. Facial Recognition Not Work. Why. You Said Two Eye Work.
Andy: Two symmetrical eyes! Not one big eye and one small sticker on the side of your face! Cyclops, please try fingerprinting for now, or stick to passwords that you can remember while I talk to our dwarf engineers on making facial recognition work for one eyed.
Cyclops: OOOKEY. THANKS.
Customer Service Review:
"OOKEY MAN. NICE MAN. BUT WHERE MY ONE EYE FACIAL RECOGNITION. WHY.
--Ticket 10024--
Customer requested alternate facial recognition software or technology to identify Cyclops face. Will perform market viability testing and report back.
--UPDATE--
Market Viability is low. Among our smartphone users, only 2% are Cyclopeans. 12% of Cyclopeans are satisfied with our fingerprinting technology, while 18% are satisfied with using passwords. The rest do not have any form of password protection or biometrics.
--ticket closed--
Andy: Greetings! Supernatural tech support service center. I'm Andy, how may I help you today?
Bigfoot: ARGH. Ask me "Pressh ANY key". Where ish ANI key?
Andy: Just press any key, Bigfoot. There is no particular key called "any".
Bigfoot: Can not pressh key dat Arr can not find.
Andy: Let's try it this way. Do you have a favourite button to press?
Bigfoot: Arr likey dat "B" key. "B" ish fur Bigfoot.
Andy: Press the "B" key anytime you see the step to "Press Any Key". It will work.
Bigfoot: Arr yo da best! Ish works!
--Issue resolved--
Customer Service Review:
“Best service I have found! Today’s technology is unnecessary cumbersome and complex, but these guys know their stuff!”
(Bigfoot asked Sasquatch to write the above for him. Bigfoot thinks Sasquatch comment ish too long but whatever makes good hooman look good to his boss ish good)
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still_thinking_ t1_jd8pk2t wrote
These were awesome! So funny. I loved cyclops trying to use a sticker. How great. And the extra bigfoot one was exactly how I would imagine he would sound. (I can’t find the “ani” key on my keyboard either, btw)
ThiefCitron t1_jd3rifv wrote
Do Bastet, the ancient Egyptian cat goddess!
Tregonial t1_jd66ngf wrote
Andy: Greetings! Supernatural tech support service center. I'm Andy, how may I help you today?
Bastet: Mortal, it has come to my attention that my laptop keyboard is jammed so I am reaching out to you via mobile.
Andy: Would you be able to recount when your keyboard began experiencing issues?
Bastet: My keyboard exhibited dire problems shortly after I started remotely working from home. I can say with much confidence I never had this issue when I had to travel to Bubastis to work.
Andy: I see. Bastet, would you be able to describe the differences between your work environment and your home environment? It could be an environmental issue that has caused your keyboard to jam.
Bastet: I believe the biggest difference is spending time with my numerous children and kittens.
Andy: I think one possible cause is that cat fur and dander have been stuck between your keyboard keys. I propose you pop them off and thoroughly clean them. And try not to let your kittens lounge and roam around your laptop again.
Bastet: Are you blaming my children for what is clearly a technical issue? It is in their nature for cats to lounge on keyboards, once in a while, I do lounge on Sekhmet's console for fun. I think it's the warmth generated, it tickles the belly.
Andy: No, no my lady. It's just probable cause. Please pop off your keyboard keys and clean them. This should resolve your issue. Please set a schedule to clean your keyboard regularly and you shouldn't have any issues moving forward. You may wish to purchase a keyboard dust cleaner or alcohol wipe to do so.
Bastet: Very well. I shall reserve my judgment. I will attempt your proposed solution.
--Issue resolved--
Customer Service Review:
"A little displeased this mortal dared push forth the narrative that cats lounging on keyboards is a terrible thing that can cause technical issues, but his proposed solution is impeccable. Never had any keyboard issues after setting up scheduled cleaning."
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