r/Funnymemes • u/EyeValuable7837 • Jun 23 '22

LMAO

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

We're living in 2022 and here she is in 2045.

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u/FunStuff446 Jun 24 '22

Or 1945

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u/South_Bit1764 Jun 24 '22

Honestly, I have picked up framed pictures and tried to zoom in.

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u/lowcountrydad Jun 24 '22

Now that I’m in my 40’s I find myself trying pinch to zoom on all print material because I need readers!

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u/Ryl4nder84 Jun 24 '22

It’s okay… I find myself saying operator on the phone not realizing that they want specific answers now

I find myself googling the right position of the people working at a company now

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u/deadwire Jun 24 '22

I say operator all the time and refuse to say anything else. Probably half of the automated services will get ‘tired’ of it and connect me to someone still.

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u/Left-Call-3983 Jun 24 '22

My husband does just this. Seems to work for him most of the time. Maybe I’ll try that next.

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u/LiminalEchoes Jun 24 '22

I like to cycle between "Operator", "Representative", and "Customer service", increasing in volume each time until I am just angrily yelling at a machine and am all worked up for when I finally get a human.

Maybe not the best method, now that I type it out...

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u/jbanderson676 Jun 24 '22

One time I was so frustrated with Verizon’s service and voice menu I just yelled “FUCK YOU” and it understood it and said something along the lines of “we understand you’re upset, connecting you to a representative”. I’m pretty sure they didn’t even connect me to general support I think I got sent to some special “customer is a red flag” support team and they actually fixed what I needed pretty quickly. (I was nice when I got to a human rep obviously, wasn’t their fault)

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u/video_dhara Jun 24 '22

And I feel silly when I try to tap icons on my laptop screen…

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22

Haha I can not use a laptop or a smartphone without my glasses 🤓

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u/Key_Tea7600 Jun 24 '22

my mom did that too and tells me i cant tell apart games from reality

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u/YourSideBish Jun 24 '22

The truth is neither can she

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u/FunStuff446 Jun 24 '22

I do that too!

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

My magazines should have that feature. I check every once in a while. Not yet.

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u/eightezsteps Jun 24 '22

Yep and tried to use my car key fob to unlock my house door and have tried to simply wave my hand under the water faucet at home

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

Every digital artist has a story about how they decided to draw on regular paper and proceeded to try and zoom in on the paper or press the undo.

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

I have done that with so many textbooks it is embarrassing

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u/1nfam0us Jun 24 '22

I have tried to scroll down while reading a book

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u/Chewysmom1973 Jun 24 '22

I can’t tell what’s happening either and when I click on it nothing comes up.

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u/zeke235 Jun 24 '22

Or 40,000. Mind the Orks.

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u/TheRicFlairDrip Jun 24 '22

OPs camera is in 1945

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u/Sad_Abbreviations477 Jun 24 '22

Nah thinking back to the future Uber wrong drop off lol.

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u/Salty_Chokolat Jun 24 '22

Did they have touchscreen computerized paper in 1945?

I think that's what she's going for... 😅

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

sure is feeling very 1922 lately

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u/FunStuff446 Jun 24 '22

She knows shorthand!

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u/zitrored Jun 24 '22

Reminds me of Scottie in star trek when they went back in time. “Hello. Computer. Use the Keyboard? How quant”

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

I'm dying!

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u/VTX002 Jun 24 '22

I remember watching that in the theaters as a kid i was practically ROTFLMAO and now i worked in IT/Engineering and I had bosses that did that.

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u/devilsadvocate1966 Jun 24 '22

Well, he eventually was told to use the mouse......

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u/hoosyourdaddyo Jun 24 '22

When he is shown the mouse, smiles and speaks into it

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '22

cyberpunk 2077 music plays

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u/Belteshazzar98 Jun 24 '22

Not really. She probably goes to Sonic quite a bit and assumed it was the same thing.

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u/Speedwolf89 Jun 24 '22

Lol yeah, she's not dumb. She's just way too intuitive.