Kulahan
Kulahan
Kulahan

Hot dang, this is a laaaate response, but I didn't even know that was a thing. Thanks!

I mean, you could just look at the source real quick.

You're missing out, dude. Not on products - they're all the shit the stores couldn't sell for the rest of the year, but on pure, unadulterated entertainment!

See, your problem is that you didn't look at it like a TV reality show. Just quietly disconnect yourself from the fray and ignore whatever people say to you. I'd wistfully glance off in another direction if a customer started yelling at me. Managers don't care about customers on BF, because they know you can't please

One year, when the PS3 Slim was still relatively new, me and my friends went to our local Wal-Mart for a pretty sweet deal (for full price, you got 2 extra games and an extra controller - not bad!). Anyways, we got there at like midnight and were surprisingly first in line for the PS3s - this was the year when they

I wouldn't say it's a particularly sad video. Without any context, it's just a dude singing to his baby in the NICU (which, granted, you never wanna have to deal with, obviously). The story is what's sad here.

I dunno, maybe you're just stupid, or your game-store employees are unusually smart. It's worked for me 100% of the time.

>implying that having a B.A. means anything

Because you didn't work hard enough in school.

I'll give you $50 if you can find a way to copy a game for the PS4 and have it actually work with any system (PS4, XBone, or PC). I'm not joking - I'll paypal it to you immediately. It's fine if you don't understand what DRM is or how it works, but copying games isn't really a thing you can do, unless you're talking

I WOULD LOVE THAT RECIPE. That sauce is boss. I use it all the dang time. If I remember correctly, it's not exactly easy to make, but it's soooo worth it.

I never said anything about a different game - I want my money back. It's pretty easy, actually.

The sensors are just little pieces of paper that turn pink when they're exposed to water. You pour bleach on them and they go back to white. Unless they've seriously upgraded them in the last couple generations, which I guess is possible (but seems like a big waste of money, since their prices haven't gone up).

What shitty store do you go to that won't replace a broken disk they've sold you? You just go in, but another copy of the game you want, bring it home, swap the discs. Bring the broken one in "Hey, this game was scratched when I took it out of the case. Can you replace it?". Then when they bring it, put the phone away

You're really only reinforcing my idea that you're an asshole. I've used both Verizon *and* Frontier extensively, and as long as I'm friendly and civil, they've always helped me out. You must be a pretty big dick to get hung up on multiple times by Verizon, because they're ONLY allowed to do that when the customer

Pour bleach on the water indicators. Problem solved.

It's absolutely natural to want stuff for nothing or as little as possible, you twat. You're absolutely an idiot if you think that it's not natural to try and stretch your dollars as far as you can.

It's evil week, retard.

That's okay with me - small companies typically sell (essentially) the same thing for a much higher price. Their only selling point is that they've got better customer service, which nobody gives a shit about anyways. I've got the product for years, and I'm in the store for an hour or so. I'll save the money if it

It's not.