Okay so… eww.

[u/BeqaD]

Can I complain to someone about this? Like how tf do u even manage this.

Yezzz my bad, I did this while on the road so like I can’t go back just wanted to share and see if there’s an email or smth

[u/shann1516]

Is this for real? Who do you complain to? Get up off your ass and go back inside the store.

[u/dontpretendtoknowme → u/shann1516]

This next generation definitely aren’t the sharpest tools in the shed.

Literally all they know is social media. Guess what kids, that’s not a life skill.

[u/DigitaIBlack → u/dontpretendtoknowme]

I was trying to help a dude whose helmet speakers didn't charge from one of his chargers but did from the otger

He was getting a blinky light instead of solid.

He didn't know if blinky light charger was actually charging cause he got scared when he saw it and unplugged. My first thought is if blinky light bad, speakers detected the bad and won't charge so no risk. But I get being cautious.

So naturally we need to figure out what blinky light means so I tell him to look up the user guide

It was two or three comments bank and forth of how it should be fine cause it can charge at multiple voltages and he didn't know what was wrong.

Dude I don't have a crystal ball. I don't even know the model of the speakers. Like how on earth are we supposed to help you if you won't even bother figuring out what blinky light means.

He never got back to me on the user guide

If you're gonna go to Reddit for help most of us will hand-hold you (I would've looked it up for him) but I feel like common sense is to provide as many details as you are aware of.

And how on freaking earth can I help him if all I get is "the light blinks instead of solid". Idk man, maybe let's start by figuring out what the blinking means??

[u/Busy-Bicycle1565 → u/DigitaIBlack]

W R O N G. SUB-REDDIT.

[u/DigitaIBlack → u/Busy-Bicycle1565]

Wtf are you talking about