Error’d: Epic

“Grocery stores are going too far with their energy foods” charged
Tim DG.

“I was just looking for some salads to go with my BBQ,”
he complained. “I’m not sure they sell what I’m looking for.”
I’ve seen what your kin put in their Huzarensaladen, Tim,
so I’m not entirely surprised about the Duracells.

 

Long-suffering
Gordon S.
found a novel Error’d, at least, I don’t remember
having seen this before. “Left Spotify running and came
back 15 minutes in on a 3 minute song. Is this how extended play records worked?”
I’m glad he only submitted it once and not a hundred more
times for art’s sake.

 

Christopher P.
thinks FedEx is on the verge of building
robots with Genuine People Personalities.
“It appears to be impossible to contact a human at FedEx,
and their bot seems very passive aggressive when I gave
it a negative rating it tries to cancel my case. Fantastic. “
I’m sure it’s not truly impossible,
only very very improbable.

 

Experienced Drinker
Peter G.
thinks this is not really an Error but it’s
a little bit of a WTF.
“This is the gatekeeper popup that blocks your way when
you visit the Quantum Spirits web site, which for some
reason has decided to limits its customer base to a very
narrow demographic. No, I’m not 21, and haven’t been
for quite some time.” People should say what they mean
and not place the burden of decoding their imprecision
on everyone else.

 

Michael Th.
is making me hungry.
“Had a lovely dinner in a nice restaurant in Mannheim,
Germany – and the service was really SUperb!”
Once again, not really an Error’d but a sign that somebody
is using bad practices with their POS system.

 

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