Today on my break I only had 30 minutes so I just sat in the cafe. I got lucky and the couch was open so I sprawled out on it.
Anyways, there was this table with about 8-10 old ladies jabbering. One in particular told a story about one of her old students in Ohio or something that had called her a week ago. She said she hadn't talked to her student in years so she was surprised how she found her. She said she asked the girl how she found her number and the girl said she had looked her up on Google. The old lady was amazed and a little scared that someone could find her on the internet. And apparently all her friends thought it was nuts too because after she told them how the girl found her, they all let out gasps.
Also, a couple days ago a lady called the store asking if we sold AOL start-up discs. She got mad when I told her we didn't sell them and even more angry when I told her I didn't think they even made them anymore. She said she needed one so she could check her email and she didn't want to have to get NetZero.
About Me
- holli!
- I'm not that interesting, but I'll try to post about interesting things. I have a strange sense of humor and I tend to think things are funnier than they actually are. I usually spend my days off killing zombies.
2 comments:
You would think that people would eventually savy up to technology... sadly give it 30 years and people will still be confused on how to check their email
OMG THEY CAN FIND MY PHONE NUMBER ON THE INTERWEBS? NEXT THING YOU KNOW THEY'LL START JUST PUTTING OUT BOOKS FILLED WITH PEOPLE'S PHONE NUMBERS!
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