What's that then?

Engineer: "Can you tell me what's on the screen?"
Customer: "What's that?"
Engineer: "You know, the monitor attached to your PC."
Customer: "Oh that."

Just let me cry, I don't mind crying, honest.

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Unknown said…
Even better story I heard:

Engineer: "Can you tell me what's on the screen?"
Customer: "The cute teddy bear my boyfriend got me for my birthday!"
30 August 2013 at 12:51
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