OK, I work for a cable provider and each year around this time there's solar activity that disrupts our signal for about 1-3 hrs for about 2 weeks. We get pop ups on our computers when the issue starts so we can inform customers when they call in we can give them the information.
Well I get this one customer who after I tell him about the issue says,"but I have a solar deflector!"
Ummmm say wha? Is my reply to that.
Apparently he has some sort of solar deflector around his house (don't ask me!) and that should stop the signal that is being disrupted in space from being messed up.
Ya know, I am no engineer (Scotty be praised) but yeah...I'm sure this guy has no effing clue wtf he's talking about. He might have some sort of solar something or other, but otherwise I am sure it doesn't work the way he thinks. Just a weird call amongst others but this one took the cake.
Well I get this one customer who after I tell him about the issue says,"but I have a solar deflector!"
Ummmm say wha? Is my reply to that.
Apparently he has some sort of solar deflector around his house (don't ask me!) and that should stop the signal that is being disrupted in space from being messed up.
Ya know, I am no engineer (Scotty be praised) but yeah...I'm sure this guy has no effing clue wtf he's talking about. He might have some sort of solar something or other, but otherwise I am sure it doesn't work the way he thinks. Just a weird call amongst others but this one took the cake.
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