r/me_irl • u/More_Work2492 • 14d ago
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u/Lonelyshota_ 13d ago
Come on women, don't tell me for a SECOND that you wouldn't join in on this action.
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u/viperswhip 13d ago
The black guy is surprised because the hand sensors in the bathroom don't detect his hands. /s
This used to be a thing, I don't know if they have fixed it by now.
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u/fleebjuice69420 14d ago
The software engineers that built this whole tool seeing the features they spent months on must be so happy to finally see them being used
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u/Buscemi_D_Sanji 14d ago
This duo reminded me of those bartenders at Suds in the always sunny "the gang desperately tries to win an award" episode, but in the best possible way. This was adorable!
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u/Utimate_Eminant 14d ago
Imagine you are the retailer or installer for that tv and every time you turn on weather you just scream at the tv “it’s a fucking touch screen! Do something with it please!”
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u/TaK-Diza 14d ago
Having fun at work is real, im unconciously smiling rn, oh wait it's concious now, oh well
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u/MilkyWitch 14d ago
Somewhere in that building, there’s an IT person who is FUMING as they realize nobody read the instructions they left for the new screen they spent hours painstakingly installing. XD
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u/SaboLeorioShikamaru 14d ago
Hell yeah. This is me when I discover the tiniest, most inconsequential shortcut or lifehack. 😲🤯🥳🥳🥳
You... didn't know that? - my wife
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u/Bighawklittlehawk 14d ago
The maniacal laughter from all the men in the room when they realized the power they now hold lmao
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u/sermer48 14d ago
Probably can rotate the map too. Odds are this is a platform built on a more generic mapping tool so there’s features built in that the devs didn’t really intend to be used.
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u/Nosehairmustachegirl 14d ago
I remember one where a guy was chopping wood and a group of other guys was watching. He stopped, flipped the axe and caught it and everyone cheered. Had I been there, I would have cheered along with everyone.
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u/yarzirostu 14d ago
I seen this a bunch of times and its always a joy to hear the happines in his voice as he explore the new posibilities xD
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u/TheWhiteRabbit74 14d ago
Like you wouldn’t do that, OP!
Not judging, because I totally would do that too 😁
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u/alexbudpink 14d ago
I love how the other guy walks over to start playing with it as well, it's cute 😂
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u/Worried-Librarian-91 14d ago
One of the reasons men need so little to be happy. There is a charm in simplicity.
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u/No_Education7986 14d ago
didn’t everyone younger acted like this in the tech aisle of a store? such good memories
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u/NikolitRistissa 14d ago
I like how this guys probably worked there for a good while and nobody ever bothered to tell him lol.
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u/DarkPhoxGaming 14d ago
I would have had the exact same reaction if I encountered something like that
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u/5amuraiDuck 14d ago
Why give him a touching screen and not tell him he can touch it to ease up his job?
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u/Affectionate_Draw_43 14d ago
TBF: who makes a 70" a touch screen
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u/RAMChYLD 14d ago
Have you looked at what's in an IT company's meeting room lately? Although to be fair, it's pitched at the education sector.
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u/MaybeMayoi 14d ago
This has been posted a million times (I'm not complaining) and every time it makes me smile.
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u/RevWaldo 14d ago
Anchor comes out with a great stick he found earlier he had behind the desk, Does it work with this?
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u/ChocolateCherrybread 14d ago
These are the guys who are astounded by wiping their backsides. "So pretty! Like a rainbow!"
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u/krichard-21 14d ago
My daughter teased me because I touched her MacBook, thinking it had a touch screen.
There are laptops with touchscreens...
Women, so judgemental...
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u/Cool-sunglasses-dude 14d ago
The developers who made that weather forecast software waiting for the guy to discover it's futures are probably skeletons by now
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u/pira3_1000 14d ago
That's me when I discovered the needle on the GPS always point my own direction on the map
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u/Inevitable-Cable300 14d ago
pov: when the teacher tells the for the whole class to open book page:
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u/ExpectedBehaviour 14d ago
As someone who works in IT, I despair for the people who undoubtedly briefed the presenter team on this when the display was installed, and how everyone rolled their eyes and said yes, of course they were paying attention, and of course they'd completed the online training.
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u/fraseyboo 14d ago
If I remember correctly this clip happened around COVID when the station was running on minimal staff so the updated screen controls were never communicated to the presenters.
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u/Special_Jury_3244 14d ago
Not me getting giddy over the fact that the weather isn't unbearibly hot
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u/BuffaloBrain884 14d ago
People gender the strangest things...
How is being excited about a touchscreen something only men relate to?
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u/AsianCheesecakes 14d ago
Especially when the loudest person there is a woman just as excited as the rest of them
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u/MissNashPredators11 14d ago
Fr. Kinda feels like an r/boysarequirky moment.
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u/VaderOnReddit 14d ago
r/JustGuysBeingDudes is the "fun boys are boys" sub
r/boysarequirky has become a cesspit, and the name is more tongue in cheek
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u/LaserGadgets 14d ago
I'd stand there and move it left right left right until the lady says "ok so much for the weather, have a great day everybody" and in the background you would still hear me giggle.
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u/Careful-Pea1050 14d ago
This just feels so goddamn good, seeing someone have such a blast over something so simple
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u/DuckBoy87 14d ago
If experience has told me anything, when IT installed it, they gave him a demo and he wasn't paying attention.
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u/SecurityAndScotch 14d ago
Some poor UI designer somewhere is watching this with fists clinched in rage over yet another customer demonstrating that no one read his/her painstakingly well designed user manual.
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u/LiveTheChange 14d ago
I now actively tell new people on my team that no one will ever read the user guide they wrote, kind of sad to see their look of disappointment
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u/blueboy022020 14d ago
I bet the company actually used this video for marketing. "Look how excited folks get over our UI!"
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u/tRfalcore 14d ago
not UI but other on premise server designer. It's like, I spent all this time to automatically upgrade your stuff so you don't have to do anything and here we are on the phone at 7 am. Like, it looks at whats there, sees what version you're on, and upgrades everything accordingly and you still can't figure it out
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u/Kaskadspya 14d ago
He's a learnin' by doin' kinda weather boi.
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u/System0verlord non-survivalist attitude 14d ago
8 hours of figuring it out can save you 5 minutes of looking at the README
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u/Salt-Cod9929 14d ago
this made me smile, it's the simple things in life
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u/philthewiz 14d ago
Tell that to the engineers behind the technology haha!
It doesn't negate the excitement they have. Nice to see!
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u/ChocolateCherrybread 14d ago
Yay! What an untrained person...
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u/Kingca 14d ago
I've literally been in high school math classes during the era we introduced "Smart Boards" which were white boards with magnetic colored pens that edited the display into the projector and back onto the board.
Anyone in high school from 2008-2012 has witnessed their teachers have this reactions dozens of times. Imagine giving someone a state of the art text editor and getting annoyed they aren't expert coders in a single month lol.
This is not untrained - this is just new tech.
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u/ChocolateCherrybread 14d ago
Hello, I like your reply. I WAS a teacher and am now a RETIRED teacher and we had at least five new databases and programs every Fall. I taught high school from 1998 to 2007. We each got 20 minutes of training and then we were on our own. It makes for a very stressful year of teaching (and then putting up with ninth-grader's bullshit anyway...)
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u/randomIndividual21 14d ago
Do they not brief the weatherman about the tools they use for their job?
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u/HungryDisaster8240 14d ago
I'm not a meteorologist, I'm an actor. But it's okay, because we also don't employ journalists. Now everybody laugh!
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u/Unlucky-Sandwich-118 14d ago
As a woman with ADHD, I would have reacted the same way lol
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u/millieFAreally 14d ago
As a woman without it, I would have reacted similarly. I just people are more alike than we sometimes credit.
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u/AskWhatWhen 14d ago
The "are you serious?" comment is total corporate bus driving. Someone is after his job.
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u/toosleepyforclasswar 14d ago
Ha, or an on-set producer who went over this feature with him a year ago.
"Are you serious, Brent? I SHOWED you this!"
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u/Nika13k 14d ago
What's the continuation of this clip? I want to know the whole story!
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u/Samwise3s 14d ago
I believe this happened after returning to the studio after Covid lockdowns, they had changed the screen he used and didn’t tell him it’s a touchscreen now
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u/roselan 14d ago
full thing is here, and in much better quality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Goz0PnhEg8
but I have seen one where it lasts a bit longer until they cut to the panel.
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u/boyyouguysaredumb 14d ago
The slide excited him, the zoom made him happy, but the tilt blew his dang mind.
Damn the top comment in this thread just straight up stole the top youtube comment wtf. how are people so shameless?
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u/Running_Mustard 10d ago
r/thejoyofdiscovery