Steve dissed?

[Hayes-Holgate, Shaun]

You mean THE Steve Wozniak, the father of home computing, was
told off by a pimply faced cyber kid in an Apple store!!!!?
 Thats like Henry Ford being told not to touch the new
Ford Explorer by the salesman.  :}


-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Wozniak [mailto:steve at woz.org]
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 1:11 PM
To: PowerBook G4 Titanium List
Subject: Re: [Ti] Apple Store Service blows


At 10:19 AM -0700 2003.04.08, Sherman Gregory wrote:

>Another interesting experience I had there recently was before the Big Als were shipping.  They had one non functional unit on a rotating display.  I was looking at it, and opening and closing it. Just generally checking it out.  A "Salesperson" came over and told me not to touch it because the display weighed 250 pounds, and I might knock it down.  This display is suspended on 4 steel cables.  I don't think that I could knock it down, and if that is possible, they should re-engineer it instead of sending customers away.

ha ha. The same thing happened to me at Westfield Mall in San Jose, but I wasn't even touching the computer. I may not even have touched the display, but it was the display they said I might knock down.
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Regards,

Steve  (is tv wake zone?)

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