He never really understands why this might make me cranky, when he has exactly the same laptop just sitting there unused.
"Can I have my laptop back?"
"No, busy here," says Sam.
"How long are you going to be?"
"A few minutes..."
"Does that mean ten minutes?"
"No..."
"Realistically? I ask."
"More than 10," says Sam.
"Grrrrrrrrr!"
"Lean some patience."
"Ah! Learn to use your own laptop."
Sam is having trouble with his new Google assistant, he made adjustments for a 6 month offer from YouTube to have no adds and it blew all the setting on the voice activated Google assistant, so he is on the phone to some call centre somewhere. He's trying to get off the phone because yours truly is getting hangry, but the call centre professional in the Philippines, or Myanmar, or wherever the fuck, is being conchie and persistent. (Can you tell I am hungry?) What a time for that?
Sam is having trouble with his new Google assistant, he made adjustments for a 6 month offer from YouTube to have no adds and it blew all the setting on the voice activated Google assistant, so he is on the phone to some call centre somewhere. He's trying to get off the phone because yours truly is getting hangry, but the call centre professional in the Philippines, or Myanmar, or wherever the fuck, is being conchie and persistent. (Can you tell I am hungry?) What a time for that?
It is grey and cloudy, threatening rain. The wind is blowing. What happened to summer?
We're going out to eat sloppy American sandwiches in Smith Street. American food, not usually the best on the planet, traditionally large, tasteless serves, but what the hell. We had it once before and it was okay.
Now, Mumbai, wants a promotional code. Go away, I'm hungry.
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