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Let's say you have a pet dog. You love this dog. You and this dog are best friends, and he's like a little canine child of yours. I can sympathize with this feeling, I have kitties at home whom I couldn't imagine a day without.
Let's say your dog gets old, and falls ill. You take pictures of the doggie. The doggie becomes so ill he must be put to sleep. Where is the logical place to download these pictures?
To the computer?
Nope.
To the photo booth at Wal-Mart so you can print out real pictures for your album?
Nope.
To your itty bitty cell phone that is on it's last leg?
Oh yes.
So what happens when your phone dies and there is absolutely no way for me to get the pictures of your dog off the phone?
Why you throw a fit of course.
This folks, goes with the phone book lesson. If you have a bunch of oh-so-important phone numbers, for God's sake, WRITE THEM DOWN. It's called a PHONE BOOK. They sell them at office supply stores for relatively cheap. Same goes for these life-changing photos. Get them OFF the cell phone and to someplace safe. Because once you kill the phone, those pictures are gone forever. For some reason, this bit of common sense was lost on a customer I recently had in the store. I couldn't make him understand that if you destroy a DVD, you cannot get the movie off it at all. This is the same thing, more or less.
Anyways. Happy Wednesday everyone!
Let's say your dog gets old, and falls ill. You take pictures of the doggie. The doggie becomes so ill he must be put to sleep. Where is the logical place to download these pictures?
To the computer?
Nope.
To the photo booth at Wal-Mart so you can print out real pictures for your album?
Nope.
To your itty bitty cell phone that is on it's last leg?
Oh yes.
So what happens when your phone dies and there is absolutely no way for me to get the pictures of your dog off the phone?
Why you throw a fit of course.
This folks, goes with the phone book lesson. If you have a bunch of oh-so-important phone numbers, for God's sake, WRITE THEM DOWN. It's called a PHONE BOOK. They sell them at office supply stores for relatively cheap. Same goes for these life-changing photos. Get them OFF the cell phone and to someplace safe. Because once you kill the phone, those pictures are gone forever. For some reason, this bit of common sense was lost on a customer I recently had in the store. I couldn't make him understand that if you destroy a DVD, you cannot get the movie off it at all. This is the same thing, more or less.
Anyways. Happy Wednesday everyone!
(uses zip disks)
, complain about the cost (backup fee plus labor), then after it's done complain that there's an 'important program' that's missing and they dont have a copy of it (usually bacause they've 'borrowed' 
it)...which, of course, is your fault.
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