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If these commercials would air now there would be lawsuits up everyones asses
thefirestorm10t 1 year ago
@SuperEvilSquid ok haha . . . just thought i'd say and to be honest the commercial would make no sense the other way around haha :)
upsidedownside1 1 year ago
@SuperEvilSquid . . . You really don't get it? its showing the PC customer support in the beginning . . . note how it says "What does it take to support the Personal Computer (otherwise known as PC) in your organization". The end shows someone working at Mac saying that the call was actually for PC . . . You can also try reading the description.
upsidedownside1 1 year ago
BULL SHIT!
Zombiegun 1 year ago
@Zombiegun you realise this is an old advert and not ment for mac 10.6 or windows 7?
bradkal 1 year ago
I'm a linux and i like penguins!
l2804l 1 year ago 3
I'm a PC and a Mac!
BrandonScott1001 1 year ago 7
its simple...nobody uses Mac except for people that would not admit that mac have problems.
alexshemesh 1 year ago 2
@alexshemesh prove it
cloudbook1994 1 year ago
the jargon is random for the most part it seems but brilliant i hear "reconfigure""backslash""colon""setup txt" these are the most frightening tech support words that the new generation of posh 90s pc users could hear shoehorned into a few seconds
resopupe 1 year ago
Apple, putting people out of jobs.
Intentspunk19 1 year ago
@Intentspunk19 Yeah, Steve Jobs.
D0ug91 1 year ago
thats a great video
MrTRISTANCOOL 2 years ago
yeah, great video once you get past the fact that they're using a combination of jibberish and antiquated (more antiquated than the commercial) hardware configuration jargon that would never be uttered over an OS support line but rather over the hardware vendor's support line. Also, anyone reconfiguring the hardware of a machine in an office building either wouldn't need support (because they ARE support) or they're FIRED for violating the warranty. So yeah great video, if rather implausible.
luccaskunk 2 years ago
in 3.1 and 95 even you used to have a lot of irq conflicts at random. How would you void warranties by changing irq numbers?
konzy2 2 years ago
@luccaskunk
Except that that's a video from the '90s. You DID regularly have problems like that before the release of Windows 2000 and XP.
herring7 1 year ago