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Feb. 3rd, 2012

Support Desk Incident Transcript. Use For Quality Assurance Purposes Only.

Level One Thank you for calling Your Support at Naushpitious Internet, the Company of Concern. Good afternoon. How may I assist you?

Customer [ inaudible ]?

One Is what?

Customer Is it afternoon? I mean, how do you know?

One That's the readout on my computer here.

It's not exactly a playlet nor a silly dialogue. Actually, it's turning more into a one-act play than anything that could be called 'humor', so, I dunno. I think there's something funny about the way it all comes together even if I can't point to something you should laugh at.  )

In the experience survey the customer rated this incident ``Yes/7/8/8'' and commented, ``The company's slogan sounds like a bad translation''.

Trivia: The Apollo Command Module's forward heat shield, the apex cover, was ejected at about 24,000 feet on reentry; a small parachute built into it ensured it would separate from the rest of the Command Module. Source: The Apollo Guidance Computer: Architecture and Operation, Frank O'Brien.

Currently Reading: Starshadows, Pamela Sargent.

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