Stupid freaking Ritek USA does it again!!!!

[dolphinius_rex]

Well, it looks like orders of 20,000 DVDRs per month aren't big enough for Ritek to even *MATCH* Meritline's retail pricing... so I'll now be buying all of my Ritek media from a company buying from a company buying from Ritek USA, since it works out quite a bit cheaper.

stupid freaking Ritek USA

[tazdevl]

Depp breath, eat more fiber and relax your sphincter.

[dolphinius_rex]

Depp breath, eat more fiber and relax your sphincter.

After more then 3 years of the same crap, I'm getting a little sick of this

[hoxlund]

Depp breath, eat more fiber and relax your sphincter.

thats hilarious man, gonna use that more at work (staples)

customer walks in, breathing hard, where is my cartridge for my printer that i have no idea the model

[bill]

customer walks in, breathing hard, where is my cartridge for my printer that i have no idea the model

Dang I'm sorry Hox, was that you!

[hoxlund]

you have no idea how much that pisses us retail people off, customers expect us to be mind readers and guess the model of the printer and cartridge

if you don't know your printer or cartridge number then let me show you the front door

[Ian]

That's like the people who post here asking about "the problem they were having with their drive when burning a disc"

[hoxlund]

haha i guess it would be exactly the same, also Ian great analogy on that news bit today, about the corvette and 4th gear

[Ian]

about the corvette and 4th gear

As long as we're ranting... yeah, I don't see why some websites need to rush out these 16x DVD writer reviews when they can't even test the drive's main feature: its 16x DVD+R and DVD-R writing speeds. How can they be helpful to the reader? They can't... It's purely for bragging rights.

[LoneWolf]

you have no idea how much that pisses us retail people off, customers expect us to be mind readers and guess the model of the printer and cartridge

if you don't know your printer or cartridge number then let me show you the front door

Yeah...when I worked at Office Despots, we'd have someone come in..."I need a ribbon/cartridge/etc. for a Hewlett Packard printer".

Then they'd act as if they expected the last decade of HP printers to all use one same universal cartridge. I can't believe it was such a revelation to them when we pointed to the long, long, wall o' ribbons/ink cartridges/toner cartridges and said "Here's how many different kinds are on the market...Do you know what kind of printer you have?"

We always politely told them "If you don't know the manufacturer or model of printer you bought, and you can't figure it out from the printer, bring an old cartridge in".