Aaah that's awesome!! It's an Allen-Bradley astrophysics retro-incabulated algorithmic trifabulator fitted with inward-outward Lockheed Martin hydrocoptic plasma fuselage powered by Rockwell, Hughley, & Co. SR1080 Stage III motherboard signa 7000 high compression chip carbonated with an outfitted titanium & platinum drum encasing. Very sophisticated stuff.
I ordered this for the small preintegrated power systems at our condo complex. We have an automatic transfer switch with digital paralleling and needed an integrated armature and commutator. The unit arrived in January but Ive been unable to get it operational. The Stub Shaft side-load is greater than Heli-flx couples torsional stiffness tolerances and is causing too much spline fretting. Ive talked with Rockwells tech support, nothing. Great product, but still needs some kinks to work out.
(And if you don't "get it"- seriously no offense ... but you're either not in sales, too young, or you just don't care. Maybe all three? Not your fault either way.)
This is a parody, their sales staff was trying to make a point about how most salesmen talk about how their widget works not why the buyer needs their widget.
I like his hand gesture
difanchen19891205 2 months ago
he had me until "modial interaction magento reluctance capacitive deractance surmounted by immalliable logarithymic casing."
62mattis 5 months ago
lol 14-30 seconds cracks me up everytime
AlexanderMahan 6 months ago
lol
AlexanderMahan 6 months ago
How many MPG?
bisbeejim1 8 months ago
but does it have a 3/8" fluagnard to fit the new fladubey flanges?
draward 9 months ago
Swedish House Mafia feat. CleanPlay - Rocket
CleanPlayMusic 11 months ago
our ceo made us watch this video and learn his technique...he was one of our top sellers ....
syborius 1 year ago
These are great for garage door openers. Plus if you plug a tv to it you can change channels from the couch if you have a remote.
jackmcgurn1 1 year ago
I want one!!!
gmacman007 1 year ago
Aaah that's awesome!! It's an Allen-Bradley astrophysics retro-incabulated algorithmic trifabulator fitted with inward-outward Lockheed Martin hydrocoptic plasma fuselage powered by Rockwell, Hughley, & Co. SR1080 Stage III motherboard signa 7000 high compression chip carbonated with an outfitted titanium & platinum drum encasing. Very sophisticated stuff.
pitolove71 2 years ago
Aahh I get it. It's an Allen Bradley astrophysics retro-incabulator
pitolove71 2 years ago
1:10 "The lineup consisted of simply 6 hydro-coptic-marsl-veins"
jackhudson21 2 years ago
So - what the hell is he selling? LOL
Hitman47PL 2 years ago
My company bought one of these. It was ok for a while, but now we just use an iPhone, it's smaller and has better games.
pc4nae 2 years ago 6
well said my friend, well said.
JimmyUCSD 2 years ago
What also cracks me up is he knows all that info except where Rockwell sell their products. lol
silentreceive 2 years ago
I thought i was the biggest geek on earth until i listened to this. I'm in tears writing this . "I know what a Ding Alarm is though" 1:44
silentreceive 2 years ago
I love this, great example of talking to your market. I do take it that the people who buy these are able to understand that...
ronaldchughes 2 years ago
WTF!!!
tarakkhandakar 2 years ago
very clever, thought it was real for the longest time
bmwalshe 2 years ago 3
its an April fool / spoof thing
helstontvx 2 years ago
ROFL!!
ccccyyyrruuussss 2 years ago
english motherfucker.... DO YOU SPEAK IT!?!?!?!?!!!11
ilikelotsofnumbers 2 years ago
I ordered this for the small preintegrated power systems at our condo complex. We have an automatic transfer switch with digital paralleling and needed an integrated armature and commutator. The unit arrived in January but Ive been unable to get it operational. The Stub Shaft side-load is greater than Heli-flx couples torsional stiffness tolerances and is causing too much spline fretting. Ive talked with Rockwells tech support, nothing. Great product, but still needs some kinks to work out.
pc4nae 2 years ago 2
FAIL.
bballfool24 2 years ago
I'm sorry...what?
carmichaelsj 3 years ago
I don't give a shit if I didn't understand a word he was saying... I WANT ONE!
bjk1948 3 years ago 2
Brilliant, and very very funny.
(And if you don't "get it"- seriously no offense ... but you're either not in sales, too young, or you just don't care. Maybe all three? Not your fault either way.)
Snewter 3 years ago
useless
brady8969 3 years ago
This is a parody, their sales staff was trying to make a point about how most salesmen talk about how their widget works not why the buyer needs their widget.
tim03bo 3 years ago
The nomanclature is so unusual it could be seen as a parody. I was amused, though I dont think it was a joke. :P
sammieluvsdoomy 3 years ago
as an engineer, I appreciate this kind of gobbledygook. It's kind of like how Dilbert sounds to management.
eddems 4 years ago 2
its not stupid, he is speaking in scientific language :)
Dufendekk 4 years ago
stupid
tibiolan 4 years ago