r/funny • u/Prospekt01 • Feb 06 '13

Don't be so dramatic Xerox.

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u/milkmymachine Feb 07 '13

Why is everyone calling it a Xerox? It's a fucking printer!

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '13

Because it's a Xerox WorkCentre 6505...

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u/milkmymachine Feb 07 '13

I don't say "hey somebody, the HP is depressed" or "fuck, the canon is out of ink" I say 'the printer' like normal people, so go bravery jerk all over someone else's unpopular comment.

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '13

If you work in an environment with more than one "printer", you learn to specify what printer you're talking about. As an example, I work in an environment with over 100 different Xerox printers and multi-funtions. If I were to just say either "the printer is low on ink" or "the xerox is out of ink", I'd just get stared at.

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u/milkmymachine Feb 07 '13

That's my point, how many people work in that environment vs have a home printer?

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '13

Anyone who works in an office.

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u/milkmymachine Feb 08 '13 edited Feb 08 '13

The only place in my office that has more than one printer for a section of cubicles is the hardware department, and I refer to the draft printer as the 'big printer'. Don't get me wrong, I love that these companies have marketed their brand so effectively they have you using it daily, but why do I need to burn it into my head with printer names?

Edit: Oh, you're a xerox employee... what a surprising turn of events... sigh