>Be me
>at best buy looking at tvs
>everything is a smart tv
>ask employee where the dumb 1080p 120hz panels or the dumb 4k 60hz panels were
>smug basedboy face appears on dude
>"1080p 120hz doesn't exist anymore and everything is smart now"
>leave and go online
>find dozens of 1080p 120hz panels
How the fuck is this place still in business?
Be me
Christian Howard
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Xavier Walker
Because people are stupid and will buy whatever the sales clerk throws at them.
Benjamin Hernandez
>store puts items with the highest profit margin on its show floor
>How the fuck is this place still in business?
Gavin Williams
I'm more talking about the fact that these cucks don't even know what they are talking about
They just are a bunch of posers that really don't know anything about the tech they are slinging
It's like they memorize bulletpoints out of a pamphlet and think they are geniuses at tech
Hunter Turner
They are working for near-minimum wage in a strong economy. Stop expecting so much.
Adam Barnes
TVs are for idiots anyway.
Caleb Lewis
No. They are just people paid to stand there and say what they're told to say to sell what they are paid to sell. No one in those jobs thinks they know anything.
They know they know nothing, but are paid to act like they do and well, it's a job.
Don't shoot the messenger.
Brandon Harris
I did the same thing when I went to buy my TV. I just wanted a decent 4k 60HZ panel without smart bullshit because I was already going to hook the TV up to a PC. Not possible. The only TV's I found at the time were way over priced due to their extremely limited stock.
Ended up getting a 55" Samsung 4K TV with stupid fucking smart features because there was nothing as good as it panel wise without spending almost $250 more. What's the worst that can happen? The camera/mic picks up the sight and sound of my girl slobbing my knob on the couch? Fuck it.I just don't care any more. It's all just so tiresome.
Brandon Carter
>not doing all your shopping either online, with the exception of buying simple or staple items at walmart
Isaiah Peterson
This
Best Buy, not even once.