There was a time when everything worked. It all functioned as it should. Instructions that came with a product made sense and were easy to follow. Items you purchased from a store did exactly what was advertised. Sometimes the package said, batteries included, but when they weren’t, it said so right on the package. Batteries not included.
The fine print was a short statement; it didn’t fill up the back of the packaging and took 20 minutes to read. There was a 1-800 phone number on the package, in case you had a question or a problem, and a real person answered when you called.
Time and progress have
changed all of that. Missing parts have
become expected. Instructions are now
translations from a foreign language and never make any sense. Customer service is an automated loop that
never leads to a person or an answer to your question. And the package itself has become quite large
so it can accommodate the warning label.
1 comment:
So Very True!
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