Right!? What's funny is I found myself comparing these actors to the crappy ones on recent big network TV shows, such as, "Manifest." These people appear authentically genuine!
@@GD-iy8mb I'm a millennial. It's TRUE. Even if we disagree though, we aren't offended by it. If we said what we really thought though, customers would probably be offended and really, we'd run a serious risk of losing our jobs. I know, I've worked retail off an on since 2011. I'm 25 so I'm a millenial.
Test version, monitor was just turned off at that part or something. We can with decent certainty actually say that it's unlikely that they just imposed a video of the game playing like they would to day, because back then, that would actually be less likely than someone just playing until that point during a break, pausing and turning the monitor off.
2:55 Kinda looks like the NES was already on before he plugged in the controller, and the game was already on that screen. Probably not the first time he had to test out similar controller issues.
It was a different world at that time. Nothing like how it is today. I'd gladly forsake all modern technological conveniences to go back in live at the time.
@@greenhowie you actually had to watch a training video on VHS? I think, but could be wrong, that I watched a dvd circa 2009 when I got a job at a grocery store. It might have been a VHS
@@berzerkbankie1342 Yeah to be honest I'd have been happy with a DVD even though it's antiquated at this point when you could just upload it to YT. They should stay back in 2009 lol. Was funny seeing everyone react to how freaky it looks pausing a VHS though.
@Red Lil Anime Well, son, take a seat and let this Old Man tell ya a story... *children gather* *cue my Old Man Theme* *camera slowly zooms out* *audio fades out* Credits Old Man as himself Produced by Old Man Etc.
“What are you supposed to do? Tell them what you really think?” Oh my, I worked in retail and the amount of times I wanted to do that over what some customers think they can get away with is huge.
I was a store manager at an appliance store. A customer wanted me to exchange his washer and dryer after they'd had it for a while beyond the return period. They needed it serviced, and it was covered under warranty. I told the man no, he'd have to get it serviced. He then told me out loud, in front of everyone else in there, "I'm gonna take this washer and dryer and shove it up your ass!!!". I told him that wouldn't work, sir. He said, "Why the hell not?". I said because I already have a side by side Amana refrigerator up there along with a Whirlpool dishwasher. Everybody laughed out loud in there but him, so he just stormed out of there. Never saw him again.
Hmm the beautiful thing is that, as long as you're straight forward with no bs from the start, it actually works better on them. The ones intentionally trying to screw you and the ones that are honestly as stupid as they seem.
I've never once worked for a company that had a video like this. It's stunning how well you can be trained to deal with these issues. Today, they leave you to the dogs.
This isn't any valuable "training." Notice that the impossible to please customer is the scenario that you don't see the end of. The narrator says "what do you do?" Giving a phone number ain't gonna work there
All due respect, this is not the kind of training I would give the highest regard. It is experience and/or hands on that gives the best training in the field. Mistakes is the best teacher.
I've worked for a large department store, and we had to watch stuff like this fairly regularly. But what they make now is no where near as entertaining or softspoken. Somehow even more cheesey, and the way they try to sell to you that your crappy dept store job 'isn't so bad, it can actually be awesome' is dialed up over 9000 these days. And that's just job instructional videos, not the ones about HR concerns and potential on-site active shooter situations. :V
Most people over the age of 40 today are still dumb as can be when it comes to technology. Just yesterday my parents put Chromecast into their TV, looked at it blanky and asked me "Why isn't netflix working?" lol
This video only shows easy-to-solve problems. Try to please a customer returning a broken brand new console without losing money; or someone who wants to return a new game after opening it because his kid already had it or didn't like it.
Most of their issues are definitely idiotic. But you definitely don't wanna start engaging in a business with the mindset of "customers aren't shit". Without customers, a business isn't a business. It's ten or so douchebags sausage-festing an abandoned building.
2:37 What was so tough about this interaction? He helped the customer in 30 seconds, she was totally understanding and even offered to bring him a pie!
2:25 I love how the guy is such a boss, he fixes the contrast then proceeds to move the pieces perfectly while facing the screen away from him. Insult to injury.
The cleaning kit was really a great tool and I miss calling that number! I never blew into my packs like most kids. Another trick was pretty much just unplugging the game and system and trying all over again and it never failed.
Bro, and then the repair dude says "if you put it in number 2, it won't work." He should've said number 2 is for the second player. Number 1 is for one player. Now she's never going to allow her child to play multiplayer. :(
@@fulvor778 Instead of punching her in the face 57 times, he gave a nice and calm answer that "fixed" her problem. That's pretty much all you can hope to do for people who "just don't get it". I've given my S8 Galaxy to my mom to use, over a windows phone. I helped her buy an S22 when they fucked over EVERYONE making all non 5G capable phones obsolete. She still comes up with the stupidest god damn bullshit to get mad over, because she doesn't understand something that she can google ON THE DEVICE she is having trouble with about what trouble she is having. People from pre-internet days at least had some sort of excuse. When you literally have the answer to any question about the thing in your hand accessible by the thing in your hand... and you don't make the attempt to look for an answer, you have serious problems,. At least this fake mom didn't complain about there being no picture, because she doesn't own a television.
Wow! This brings me back. My best friend's older brother worked at Electric Boutique, and stole this training tape from work because he hated his boss. I remember when he brought it home, my best friend invited me over, and we watched it together. I remember getting bored, and was more interested in the games than anything.
For a corporate video this is pretty good given its time. Nowadays, big companies can't even produce this level of production for their training videos.
Videos? Try hours of tests and what if simulations. My last employer didn't bother with videos hardly. I think I watched like 2 that were 30 sec. Each in length. Then spent the rest of my first day clicking on words on a screen.
And we only made things worse in the long run, with all the copper-oxidizing helping moisture in our breath, lol. A q-tip and rubbing alcohol was always necessary after a while of that good ol' blowing procedure.
The classic 90s Vaseline lens. This was surprisingly well done. Training videos of this nature were always ridiculous and these people actually felt real.
@@BabylonCentral Lol. I had friends who did the banging. I never did that however I did the off and on thing. I just found out that my old system still exists. I thought my nephew destroyed it. That makes it around 30 years old.
but they made a big mistake with the original nintendo with the lockout chip and the bending of the pins, that the solved with the second generation (2nd generation, not SNES) NES console that didn't have those problems. Kids will never know the pain of the flashing red light or blank screens. When I got my Genesis I was amazed it worked so well, even after months, unlike my NES that I blew on the cartridges on, or used the cleaning kit that would sometimes, but not always help. If I had only know that I could disable the chip, It would have saved me a LOT of frustration.
abram garibay youtube is as haram as it gets, it has no honor and belongs to the pagans and the kuffar. what are you doing here? does your family know the internet already turned you into a takfir? do they know of the growing impurity and wickedness of your ways, do they know that this degeneracy will surely turn you into a murtad?
You never saw adults playing video games in commercials or tv/movies back then. I remember being surprised watching Chandler playing on his PS1 in Friends.
That track that kicks in at about four and a half minutes in really kicks ass. Also I'm pretty sure that dude with the Gameboy and the glasses was the doctor from Enterprise
Did people actually get trained in retail back in the early 90s? All the retail jobs I've had they just throw you out on the floor and expect you to be an expert day 1.
I got 3 days of training. The first two are company rules, employees standards, duties, legal stuff, and other paperwork. Day three they sit you on a computer and tell you to take about 14 simulations. Then they stick you on the register with some other random employee for as long as you need up to a day. Then your on your own.
Yyyep! I recall all my training days, training videos, even training classes (Wherehouse muisc, May Co., Recycler Classifieds, Target circa 1998). Clinton was President; it was a different time.
When I worked in Six Flags the only training I got was two hours in front of a computer and then you were taken to the floor and expected to know everything from there. Lets just say on my first day the register was almost $50.00 short
Brian Jones The neighbor boys I used to play Nintendo with when we were about 7-13 tricked me by making me drink lemonade that was filled with their piss! >:( Fuck those assholes! Lol
Brian Jones I also remembered a neighbor kid who was this teenage boy addicted to crystal meth took a whole bunch of my Nintendo games and Nintendo in exchange for his Genesis console. Later I regretted that decision. I remembered when he walked up to the den balcony from the back and banged on the screen window because he was fiending to afford some more crystal meth. Then my dad just cowed down to the kid and wrote him this huge check just to get him to fuck off. My dad beat the crap out of my mom about every single day until they got divorced and always liked to avoid responsibility for constantly physically abusing my mom by blaming his drinking so obviously he was always dumb enough to never really make any smart decisions. My dad’s such an abortion and a waste of life! Lol!
I miss going into toy stores and walking past the glass counter and seeing all the Nintendo games and items in there. There is just something amazing about seeing those fun boxes, and the pixels on the games that I love. What I would do to go back in time to the 80s. The best time of my life.
@@SegaDisneyUniverse It was fun. But it was not just fun. There was a sense of duty to each other. People still had fun but had responsibility. Today, it is all about YOU adapting to them. YOU changing your comfort level to adapt to them while they claim they should not have to change for you. Crime was not as high. The overall attitude was just better and it showed through movies, music, art, politics, games, t.v. shows and so on.
Same brother, same. Looking at that wall of Nintendo carts behind blue sweater guy at the end of the video makes my head rush with nostalgia. I'm suddenly 8 years old again and standing in Kay Bee Toys. It's an almost indescribable feeling.
They used quite a few famous TV actors in this. 0:20 I doubt you could convince Julianna Margulies to do this again today. She was such a cutie pie in this back in 91!
“It’s Keyrock, ma’am. Just Keyrock. I fell in some ice and later got thawed out by scientists. Your world frightens and confuses me! I see one of your tee-vees, and I think, oh no, there’s a man trapped in there! I don’t know, I’m just a caveman. But there is one thing I do know. And that is, that if you plug the controller into Port 2, it will not work for Player 1.”
@@herrahuu0141 You see, noise is a really big problem in most living spaces, and it can cause all sorts of stress related problems. I have personally noticed, that living in an appartment complex, having noise cancelling headphones effectively cuts out any noise that comes from neighbouring appartments. Like music, chatter, walking noises etc. So in my mind, living in 90's would have been much more tolerable if noise cancelling earphones were available.
I love learning that White people once existed. Really fascinating, like hearing about Atlantis or the Jedi the first time you watch New Hope. "Oh they were real. Allll real"
I very much enjoyed this. A simpler time. I think we all miss customer service being “fun” 😂. In all seriousness though, I do miss being able to go to stores like this. I remember all the fun trips to Toys R Us, Funcoland, Babbages and KB Toys (where my brother used to work back in the day). It was pure magic.
Orangefish XD, Funny you should mention that, I'm gettin' started on a series in a couple days when I'm back home from vacation. I've got a couple private test uploads for some renders I've been workin' on as well. Glad you're likin' the visuals, hope to see you around. ツ
@@aldousperevzky I think there's generators online that make logos like that. 80's logo creators or something like that. Just look it up and you should find one.
Back in the 90s I had a job interview for tech support at a publishing company. The senior tech guy brought me over to a workbench when a pc was running, case open. The CRT was attached and on, but no picture. He asked me how to solve the issue. I reached for the brightness knob on the monitor, turned it up, and the picture appeared. For whatever reason, I did not get that job.
Im happy to tell you that you don't need a new Iphone, Mac, or Ipad instead you just need the new IBrain, it collects and stores your passwords for you, it helps with taxes, and makes all of your adult choices for you! Don't know what to get your girl for that special day? IBrain does!
It was my dream as a kid to work for Nintendo! I would have killed to work for $5/hour (minimum wage at that time) at Nintendo just so that I could buy more NES games!
I'm watching this video again today because I've always just enjoyed matching it, but now I'm realizing that this video taught me everything I needed to survive in retail.
@Weston Thomas their controls are literally the same as everyone elses, you know thumb sticks and buttons. And what weak physical design are you referring to, that would imply their consoles break a lot which is not an issue as far as I'm aware. Instead of spewing nonsense actually educate yourself in the areas that Nintendo struggles with like online services.
@@sleepnaught something selling fast doesn't mean it's good though, it just means there's enough interest and hype for people to buy it. Example >the PlayStation 4 done better than the Xbox but that's a slow heap of shite with fans that loud, it would put a fighter jet engine to shame... That's coming from someone who's bought all 4 generations of the PS as well and has a switch, don't start me on the drifting joy cons, I've already bought 2 pairs despite actually taking care of it, not to mention the amount of issues the switch came out with... So using that as your argument doesn't hold much ground.
@Weston Thomas no their not the same car but they all have a fucking wheel you idiot, clearly you don't understand. Can I see the source where your seeing these thousands of reports of broken switch frames cause last I checked the frame doesn't break unless you try to break it. The only thing you said that was actually true is the joy con drift and you only know about that cause it's popular right now. Your the average hater who doesn't even have good facts to hate on.
OMG. The 8 bit era. Feel old saying this but those were simpler times. I remember walking into a toys 'r us store being so excited to see a wall full of Nintendo games. Of course now toys 'r us went bankrupt. Anyone else enjoy seeing the wall of Nintendo games in beginning of this video?
yes it was amazing my toys r us had cards you would take up front to a cage to get your game the ride home was amazing looking at the games. almost middle age now dont get that feeling anymore.
I relentlessly pranked the 800-255-3700 number in the 90s. It is burned into my brain for eternity. "My Super Scope is shooting lasers!!" ::friend screams in background:: "it just...it just shot my brother!!"
I've played on original DMG enough. Yeah it looks washed out, it's heavy and it runs through batteries. The screen is visible enough to play on if you're not in a dim corner of the room. I wouldn't say it *needs* a backlight, but it plays best near a lamp. And it's more visible in dim-ish light than the original GBA if memory serves. I grew up on GB Pocket though, which has a MUCH improved screen, about the same legibility as pocket calculator LCDs. That legit didn't need a backlight under most lighting conditions, though I had a wormlight to play in dim or dark lighting. I still have it, it still works great, and it still gets way longer battery life than my 3DS.
But "blowing on it" is what caused most of the problem. The contacts in both the console and all their games get corroded from the constant wet breath.
Someone gave me an Aldo bag because we where only taking donation on shoes, and she wanted to donate the bag, plus I was being a huge help, she just gave it to me. I still use it.
thepermman it's kinda like you time traveled you commented 3 weeks ago and if you read it again it's like you were teleported to the first time you typed it. Hi from the past and the future!
Not really since they were all mass produced retail games, the only NES games worth anything are the ones that had a limited production just like anything else.
pfeiffdog0811 omg me too! Haha feels like it wasn’t so long ago.... I remember having the nes advantage too - I miss the old retro games but I’m loving the switch I have to say but it would be nice to go back in tome for a day
I remember sending my GameCube for repair due to excessive "an error has occurred. Check you instruction manual for further support". They said everything was just fine. ten years later I discovered it was the potentiometer.
Rumor has it, that 27 years later, even though that retail location has since then become a KB toys, Vans, Hot topic, and now a vape shop, he is still waiting for that pie
I have a few customers who bring my three coworks and I various gifts lol. My favorite is the guy who brings us beer and 40 burger patties from a local meat packing place every single time we do anything to his car. Even if he brings it in with a tiny problem, he always hooks us up big time. Best customer ever.
Maybe if you had watched one from earlier like the 80s, but by 1991 Nintendo was an expert on everything having to do with consoles and how to sell them. Light years ahead of companies like Sony now even in 2020
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The actors in this are much better than I expected
The nerd with the glasses / Gameboy was one of the main actors on Enterprise .... he went on to great things! LOL!
Right!? What's funny is I found myself comparing these actors to the crappy ones on recent big network TV shows, such as, "Manifest." These people appear authentically genuine!
1991 bitch.
@@robosburn5621 Wow, good catch.
Maybe Dr. Phlox was hiding from Breen Assasins?
Academy award winning
this is what everything looks like when your glasses are dirty
What if I don't wear glasses and everything looks like this?
@@kaldogorath then you need glasses
Nah, this is just how everything look back then. I was there. It was Arcadia.
add lens flares and maybe
relateable
"What are you gonna do? Tell them what you really think. No, you can't do that."
Customer service in a nutshell
Uh, yeah, it's part of the job to respect the customer, not indoctrinate them like GameStop employees do.
lilkoolaidman93 totally true! Someone swears at you and you say thank you!
@@badcp455 Nope. Not if they disrespect you.
I feel like that quote would offend a millennial going through training today
@@GD-iy8mb I'm a millennial. It's TRUE. Even if we disagree though, we aren't offended by it. If we said what we really thought though, customers would probably be offended and really, we'd run a serious risk of losing our jobs. I know, I've worked retail off an on since 2011. I'm 25 so I'm a millenial.
damn, he booted Mario 3 to an airship level. that's pro skill.
He probably has a test version.
Or it's no reason at all.
Test version, monitor was just turned off at that part or something. We can with decent certainty actually say that it's unlikely that they just imposed a video of the game playing like they would to day, because back then, that would actually be less likely than someone just playing until that point during a break, pausing and turning the monitor off.
@@GUNUFofficialhe made her watch him play for 2 hours.
@@Dan-di9jd perfect
2:55
Kinda looks like the NES was already on before he plugged in the controller, and the game was already on that screen. Probably not the first time he had to test out similar controller issues.
*Sees all the sealed NES/Gameboy games on the shelf*
*heavy breathing intensifies*
game collectors around the world are salivating at this video
same
Reminds me of when I’d go to Toys R Us to buy a new Game Boy game
Damn, I'd kill for one of those Zippers...
That sealed Secret of Mana tho 👌
Love how videos from the late 80's and early 90's look as though they take place entirely within a dream sequence.
Bloom: 100
Diffuser filter
480i.
Bloom is to video what reverb is to audio. This video has it cranked up pretty high, almost too high. Almost.
It was a different world at that time. Nothing like how it is today. I'd gladly forsake all modern technological conveniences to go back in live at the time.
"What are you doing this friday?"
"Staying in and watching the nintendo training guides.."
That's what I'm doing...
I even turned down my GFs offer to watch Netflix.
same
Fo sho
@@haiellof I turned down a cream pie
I looked up "terrible HR videos" for laughs and came to discover these are WAY better than nowadays training videos.
That's because they actually tried to make them entertaining back then. Nowadays it's a check box for a task
*Chili can be served with cheeeeeese*
Not gonna lie. These are some very natural feeling actors ever.
This was the 90s
This was very good for then
And now
@@georgekenney1103 everything is just porn acting
Acting actors....
The first actor is Grant Goodeve from the 70's show Eight Is Enough.
Well no. As opposed to actors.
"It's just like cleaning the heads on your VCR".
That takes me back.
Takes me all the way back to 7 months ago when I got customer service training.
It was literally the first time most of the trainees had seen a VHS.
@@greenhowie you actually had to watch a training video on VHS? I think, but could be wrong, that I watched a dvd circa 2009 when I got a job at a grocery store. It might have been a VHS
@@berzerkbankie1342 Yeah to be honest I'd have been happy with a DVD even though it's antiquated at this point when you could just upload it to YT. They should stay back in 2009 lol. Was funny seeing everyone react to how freaky it looks pausing a VHS though.
@Red Lil Anime Well, son, take a seat and let this Old Man tell ya a story...
*children gather*
*cue my Old Man Theme*
*camera slowly zooms out*
*audio fades out*
Credits
Old Man as himself
Produced by Old Man
Etc.
Fucking boomer
"Hi, I'm Troy McClure, you may remember me from such training videos as Nintendo Training 1991!"
Andrew Moore lol
😆👍
today we kill tommorow we die
@Hades Obsidian "Hand me my patching trowel, boy!"
THE BEST...
“What are you supposed to do? Tell them what you really think?”
Oh my, I worked in retail and the amount of times I wanted to do that over what some customers think they can get away with is huge.
I was a store manager at an appliance store. A customer wanted me to exchange his washer and dryer after they'd had it for a while beyond the return period. They needed it serviced, and it was covered under warranty. I told the man no, he'd have to get it serviced. He then told me out loud, in front of everyone else in there, "I'm gonna take this washer and dryer and shove it up your ass!!!". I told him that wouldn't work, sir. He said, "Why the hell not?". I said because I already have a side by side Amana refrigerator up there along with a Whirlpool dishwasher. Everybody laughed out loud in there but him, so he just stormed out of there. Never saw him again.
@@TheFrenchPug man I laughed my ass off at that! 😂
Hmm the beautiful thing is that, as long as you're straight forward with no bs from the start, it actually works better on them. The ones intentionally trying to screw you and the ones that are honestly as stupid as they seem.
I currently work in retail and sometimes I really have to control what I say lol, people are just awful
@@mdog86 couldn’t agree more. It’s this “the customer is always right” mentality, when really they aren’t.
That gameboy EEPROM douchebag matches so many people I deal with and this is 25 years old. Wow.
Yeah. Same here. I was just checking out your channel. Good stuff. 👍
+Louis Rossmann It's EPROM.
+Louis Rossmann That's lester from GTA V....sounds exactly like him.
+Louis Rossmann Louis: Gamer, Repairman, IT Specialist, Cat lover.
+Louis Rossmann You got nice ladies offering you pie also?! :D
I love watching this every year randomly
Me to Mc
Same
Same
Same
Mc for absolutely no reason
That guy strait up took a shit on his nintendo and is trying to return it. He must secretly work for sega
Maybe he got carried away playing Duck Hunt? Ha ha
SAAAAAAY-GAAAAAAAAH
😂😂
icougarman369 LMAO
*Chuckling* U bugging. . .
I've never once worked for a company that had a video like this. It's stunning how well you can be trained to deal with these issues. Today, they leave you to the dogs.
This isn't any valuable "training." Notice that the impossible to please customer is the scenario that you don't see the end of. The narrator says "what do you do?" Giving a phone number ain't gonna work there
All due respect, this is not the kind of training I would give the highest regard. It is experience and/or hands on that gives the best training in the field. Mistakes is the best teacher.
@@LL-cuh it's still more than the kind of training most retail places give these days
I've worked for a large department store, and we had to watch stuff like this fairly regularly. But what they make now is no where near as entertaining or softspoken. Somehow even more cheesey, and the way they try to sell to you that your crappy dept store job 'isn't so bad, it can actually be awesome' is dialed up over 9000 these days. And that's just job instructional videos, not the ones about HR concerns and potential on-site active shooter situations. :V
I love working for a good company.
"Could I bring you a pie later?"
This is how people used to hook up before the internet.
is that true?
Comment of the year award goes to....
david wan
Yup. 100%
@@davidwan2488 nope.
GTA Chinatowars Want a piece of my pie? 🤣
"The customer is dumb as hell" -Nintendo
Well, a fair share of customers are pretty dumb.
+prinniesforeveryone edgy
Most people over the age of 40 today are still dumb as can be when it comes to technology. Just yesterday my parents put Chromecast into their TV, looked at it blanky and asked me "Why isn't netflix working?" lol
are* lol jk
This video only shows easy-to-solve problems. Try to please a customer returning a broken brand new console without losing money; or someone who wants to return a new game after opening it because his kid already had it or didn't like it.
lol i like how their tone is like “customers aren’t shit most of their issues are idiotic”. Refreshing
haha exactly
Aozotra lolololol! Great observation
In the nicest way possible. :}
realistic lol
Most of their issues are definitely idiotic. But you definitely don't wanna start engaging in a business with the mindset of "customers aren't shit". Without customers, a business isn't a business. It's ten or so douchebags sausage-festing an abandoned building.
2:37 What was so tough about this interaction? He helped the customer in 30 seconds, she was totally understanding and even offered to bring him a pie!
She wanted him to put it port #2
She wouldn’t stop talking, wasting his time to do work.
@@TheBoomtown4man forget that, there’s a pie on the line! lol!
Pie means penis in everything
@@TheBoomtown4 This is his work lmfao
"Oh I'm sorry, can I bake you a pie?" We need to go back.
Eternal Odyssey FACTS
Yeah you can come back and give me a “pie” 😏😏😏
Toni Capone All the pie 🥧 😂
@@WindyCityRicky low iq dirty jokes begone from this realm of purity
👍 We need to go back to being a white civilization 🤠 . . .
2:25 I love how the guy is such a boss, he fixes the contrast then proceeds to move the pieces perfectly while facing the screen away from him. Insult to injury.
That's when working at a department store paid enough to have a lower-middle-class lifestyle.
Or 3:17 when he gets to the airship within seconds of starting the game! Lol
Herakets Games d
Yeah that guy just fixed the contrast and somehow gave the game boy a backlight
Was he playing Tetris
I feel equipped to help Nintendo customers now.
Now you got to find one.
I'm sure some exist.
I'm from the future, there are many Nintendo customers.
The switch has sold the most of any system ever on release.
Master Porky Hahahaha! !!
gotta prepare the time machine right to the 80's boys
The cleaning kit was really a great tool and I miss calling that number! I never blew into my packs like most kids. Another trick was pretty much just unplugging the game and system and trying all over again and it never failed.
"Could I bring you a pie later"
That mother is too wholesome and kind for this world
cronical246 pre Karen’s
Or shes looking for a new stepdad
@@jonapal9841 cream-pie Cathy wants her ports servicing. Shes been using port 2 and not port 1..
@Green Goomba are you serious or joking
She want her port get plugged
* turns up contrast
Suddenly becomes 4k, crystal clear display, with no ghosting.
I'd baked him a pie!
franscartoons 60fps and 120hz refresh rate o.o
:D it realy is :) in 4k just like you said pal ^_^
franscartoons still not in color though. Worth a Twinkie
@@steven7936 gAYYYYY!!!
Pie-flavored!
"There's a picture, but there's no action" - props to a perfectly written line that a parent might say.
Can I make you a 🥧.
@Grumpy Git You don't need a pie🥧🙊😱 I can see.😳😲🙄
@Grumpy Git go back to the rock you live under.
Bro, and then the repair dude says "if you put it in number 2, it won't work." He should've said number 2 is for the second player. Number 1 is for one player. Now she's never going to allow her child to play multiplayer. :(
@@fulvor778 Instead of punching her in the face 57 times, he gave a nice and calm answer that "fixed" her problem. That's pretty much all you can hope to do for people who "just don't get it". I've given my S8 Galaxy to my mom to use, over a windows phone. I helped her buy an S22 when they fucked over EVERYONE making all non 5G capable phones obsolete. She still comes up with the stupidest god damn bullshit to get mad over, because she doesn't understand something that she can google ON THE DEVICE she is having trouble with about what trouble she is having. People from pre-internet days at least had some sort of excuse. When you literally have the answer to any question about the thing in your hand accessible by the thing in your hand... and you don't make the attempt to look for an answer, you have serious problems,. At least this fake mom didn't complain about there being no picture, because she doesn't own a television.
Wow! This brings me back. My best friend's older brother worked at Electric Boutique, and stole this training tape from work because he hated his boss. I remember when he brought it home, my best friend invited me over, and we watched it together. I remember getting bored, and was more interested in the games than anything.
Ive worked in retail/ customer service for the past 10 years..
Not once have i been offered a pie!
All the others have already made the joke but:
But you also have never told your female customer that she should stick it in port 1?
@believe me oh boy what flavour!?
@believe me wrong answer!
Correct answer would have been: "pie flavor"
@@LRM12o8 I like trains!
I’ve been offered fast food or just a cold drink, but no never pie.
I was hoping this was going to be cringe, but it's actually pretty good
@Jim A the whole morgz channel
Live and learn costumers service has a long history in tackling these problems , good training and service knowledge you’re in.
@gilbert martinez Stay classy. :)
@@Wulfcry Costumers? Like playwright helpers?
The EEPROM guy doesn't have any memory available for his central processor, but other than that I agree
1991: "can i bring you a pie later?"
Today: "let me speak to your manager!"
She was offering "pie" we know he smashed it....he filled it with extra cream ;)
@ScrappyGamingHQ for real haha
Hey, i've had beer, cake, tips, chocolates and loads of gifts in my shop.
Ok boomer
Oh how humanity has evolved.
This training video should be used in every retailer as it still applies to modern day customer service.
This is actually incredibly good acting. I’m impressed. God the 90s were a great time.
Right, that lady was genuinely nice
the good old days before porn & smartphones were everywhere.
Porn was everywhere just not smart phones
I was just about to comment the same thing!
In 90's there was no noise cancelling earphones.
it's weirdly comforting to know that i'm not the only one who enjoys watching old videos like this lol.
Fr lol
true. im still kinda shocked i always watch them all the way thru. considering most tv and movies put my ass to sleep
They’re amazing and soothing
Yes I love old videos as well. Right now Im on a binge through vintage 70s porn only.
I agree these old videos are funny
"There seems to be just a solid color on the TV screen."
Haha, those were the days.
Did you try blowing in it?
@@grumulguy2475 If the cartridge won't stay down, jam a copy of Stephen King's It in the slot on top of it.
Indeed
There seems to be just one life to FUCKING GIVE UP GOD DAMMIT!!!!
Gotta bend the connector pins back into place.
The lady who plugged the controller into port 2 was so wholesome. People don’t quite have that nice feeling to them anymore so it was nice to see.
For a corporate video this is pretty good given its time. Nowadays, big companies can't even produce this level of production for their training videos.
Soooooooooooooooo true!
Videos? Try hours of tests and what if simulations. My last employer didn't bother with videos hardly. I think I watched like 2 that were 30 sec. Each in length. Then spent the rest of my first day clicking on words on a screen.
Pizza hut training is very thorough and detailed actually kind of funny
Okay... but where is the corporate rap music?
Ouija ZaZa Gaming who are you talking to??
The NES cleaning kit was our lungs.
That or cleaning alcohol and a qtip
A pair of lungs for $11.95?! What a deal!
And dont forget the N64 cartridges or even the Nintendo DS cartridges as well.
Jail Berd hit
And we only made things worse in the long run, with all the copper-oxidizing helping moisture in our breath, lol. A q-tip and rubbing alcohol was always necessary after a while of that good ol' blowing procedure.
god the 90's. I freak'n miss those times.
We all do.
When I was kid, old timers nostalgically reflected back on the 50's. The 90's feel that way to me when compared to today's post 9/11 world.
Paul Teng I would miss the Internet though
MLGKITTEN OFDOOM The Internet was around during the time. The most popular was America Online, "Welcome, you've got mail!"
fuck the internet and cell phones. i would love to go back to the 90s. bike crew, saturday morning cartoons, LA gear shoes and reebok pumps
The classic 90s Vaseline lens. This was surprisingly well done. Training videos of this nature were always ridiculous and these people actually felt real.
The game cleaner. All 80's and 90's kid knew if it didn't work, you just blew and it worked perfectly.
Richard Bond Occasionally banging the device also worked well. And of course, the old off/on trick.
@@BabylonCentral Lol. I had friends who did the banging. I never did that however I did the off and on thing. I just found out that my old system still exists. I thought my nephew destroyed it. That makes it around 30 years old.
Richard Bond Nice. Can/does it still work?
@@BabylonCentral I don't know. I am trying to find out. It is in a relatives storage. I didn't even know that it still existed until last week.
@@richardbond258 I still have mine. Bought it in 1991
You've really gotta hand it to Nintendo. They serviced the NES until 2007, and only stopped because of a lack of parts.
but they made a big mistake with the original nintendo with the lockout chip and the bending of the pins, that the solved with the second generation (2nd generation, not SNES) NES console that didn't have those problems. Kids will never know the pain of the flashing red light or blank screens. When I got my Genesis I was amazed it worked so well, even after months, unlike my NES that I blew on the cartridges on, or used the cleaning kit that would sometimes, but not always help. If I had only know that I could disable the chip, It would have saved me a LOT of frustration.
abram garibay STFU
abram garibay youtube is as haram as it gets, it has no honor and belongs to the pagans and the kuffar. what are you doing here?
does your family know the internet already turned you into a takfir? do they know of the growing impurity and wickedness of your ways, do they know that this degeneracy will surely turn you into a murtad?
You can still call the phone number on the back of the NES and they will help you! How crazy is that???
Dustin Baltis lol. You will forever be immortalized on the internet as an assclown trumpanzee
I like how adults from 1991 were embarrassed at the idea of someone thinking they played video games.
You never saw adults playing video games in commercials or tv/movies back then. I remember being surprised watching Chandler playing on his PS1 in Friends.
@@frostychocolatemilkshakes2944 I was 1 year old in 1991 🤗
Yeah the way it should be
Adults still don't play video games.
Boomers
That track that kicks in at about four and a half minutes in really kicks ass.
Also I'm pretty sure that dude with the Gameboy and the glasses was the doctor from Enterprise
I'm thinking we might be the only ones who noticed Dr. Phlox, lol.
Did people actually get trained in retail back in the early 90s? All the retail jobs I've had they just throw you out on the floor and expect you to be an expert day 1.
I got 3 days of training. The first two are company rules, employees standards, duties, legal stuff, and other paperwork. Day three they sit you on a computer and tell you to take about 14 simulations. Then they stick you on the register with some other random employee for as long as you need up to a day. Then your on your own.
Yyyep! I recall all my training days, training videos, even training classes (Wherehouse muisc, May Co., Recycler Classifieds, Target circa 1998). Clinton was President; it was a different time.
I was the general manager of a Service Merchandise..we were trained on all this stuff as soon as it came out.
When I worked in Six Flags the only training I got was two hours in front of a computer and then you were taken to the floor and expected to know everything from there. Lets just say on my first day the register was almost $50.00 short
I never got any training
I felt like I was not living in 2019 for a few nostalgic moments ...... blissful
@Brian Jones you and me brother
Brian Jones The neighbor boys I used to play Nintendo with when we were about 7-13 tricked me by making me drink lemonade that was filled with their piss! >:( Fuck those assholes! Lol
Brian Jones I also remembered a neighbor kid who was this teenage boy addicted to crystal meth took a whole bunch of my Nintendo games and Nintendo in exchange for his Genesis console. Later I regretted that decision. I remembered when he walked up to the den balcony from the back and banged on the screen window because he was fiending to afford some more crystal meth. Then my dad just cowed down to the kid and wrote him this huge check just to get him to fuck off. My dad beat the crap out of my mom about every single day until they got divorced and always liked to avoid responsibility for constantly physically abusing my mom by blaming his drinking so obviously he was always dumb enough to never really make any smart decisions. My dad’s such an abortion and a waste of life! Lol!
@@MichaelWaisJr the good ol'days...
@@MichaelWaisJr jesus fuck
a 1991 video posted in 2009 being watched in 2019
Nailed it
On point
Fernando Neto lol bro right
@agreensubstance lmao
Mind blown
I miss going into toy stores and walking past the glass counter and seeing all the Nintendo games and items in there. There is just something amazing about seeing those fun boxes, and the pixels on the games that I love. What I would do to go back in time to the 80s. The best time of my life.
I was just thinking the same thing, actually.
I didn't grow up in the 80s, but it definitely looked like fun and simpler times.
@@SegaDisneyUniverse It was fun. But it was not just fun. There was a sense of duty to each other. People still had fun but had responsibility. Today, it is all about YOU adapting to them. YOU changing your comfort level to adapt to them while they claim they should not have to change for you. Crime was not as high. The overall attitude was just better and it showed through movies, music, art, politics, games, t.v. shows and so on.
Amen!!!!
Same brother, same. Looking at that wall of Nintendo carts behind blue sweater guy at the end of the video makes my head rush with nostalgia. I'm suddenly 8 years old again and standing in Kay Bee Toys. It's an almost indescribable feeling.
Genuinely impressive acting from everyone involved.
Ikr. Nowadays, the training videos they show us are phoned in or over the top.
This would win an oscar today
They used several famous TV actors in this. 0:20 is Julianna Margulies.
This is good enough to be an 80s sitcom
Ender Martin like a 90s Nintendo version of the The Office? We should start working on a screenplay ASAP. $$$
I am completely on board
Nintendo Nick, a sitcom about a normal Nintendo customer service employee and his daily problems with people's consoles
@@highpineapple You can call it Customer Service
This video still holds up today and is better than any training video in 2023
They used quite a few famous TV actors in this.
0:20
I doubt you could convince Julianna Margulies to do this again today.
She was such a cutie pie in this back in 91!
Did he ever get his Pie?
He sure did...and she got it in port number 2
Got that poontang pie
He did. Unfortunately it made him violently ill and he lost his job as a result.
mrwolfie88 pure genius 😂🤣
Mitsuru Kirijo Cream pie ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
"it's definitely the EEPROM" lol.
😆
imagine trolling with todays console, no one will know shit
IT'S THE CONTRAST YOU DUMBASS
🙄 thinking we still use this technology today..
John Billingsley??
5:54 "Hi, I'm Troy Mclure, you may remember me from other Nintendo franchisee employee training videos such as ...."
Wild seeing you here! I'm the bass player in Module B!
“It’s Keyrock, ma’am. Just Keyrock. I fell in some ice and later got thawed out by scientists. Your world frightens and confuses me! I see one of your tee-vees, and I think, oh no, there’s a man trapped in there! I don’t know, I’m just a caveman. But there is one thing I do know. And that is, that if you plug the controller into Port 2, it will not work for Player 1.”
lmao. (^_^)
Jajajajajaj lol
Miss those days, guess i'm getting old
Rewatching this in 2020. What a great time to be alive, back then. Such a wholesome time for video games.
I agree. This video nearly makes me sad. Our country peaked in the 80's / 90's.
There wasn't noise cancelling headphones back then.
@@sampokemppainen3041 mitä vitun väliä?
@@herrahuu0141
You see, noise is a really big problem in most living spaces, and it can cause all sorts of stress related problems. I have personally noticed, that living in an appartment complex, having noise cancelling headphones effectively cuts out any noise that comes from neighbouring appartments. Like music, chatter, walking noises etc. So in my mind, living in 90's would have been much more tolerable if noise cancelling earphones were available.
@@sampokemppainen3041 ear plugs
The nice lady who came in with her son knew how to take out psycho mantis. Legendary.
she was truly ahead of her time
I'll take that pie, though.
on a NES no less!
She was truly ahead of her time.
Epic comment is EPIC
I wonder these training videos inspired the KRUSTY KRAB TRAINING VIDEO
the music tho
0:42
How, Just how.
Duh, of course that training video is based on training videos, what else would it be based on? XD
I had a NES in the 80s as a kid, now im 45. Im pretty sure when I'm in an oldies home some day I'll spend a lot of time watching videos like this.
This literally shows the reality of customer service. Good job, you’d never see this in modern corporate customer service training videos
Nope. Not anymore. The customer, shall we call her KAREN, will scream for the manager now.
“Could I bring you a pie later? Little Jimmy here needs a new father since his old one ran out on him...”
I bet she fed him her pie alright.. LMAO! 😄👍
That's gold
@@blindrogue9813 LMAO
@@blindrogue9813 she also loves it in port 2
@@irottaalfurinn2539 Yes!!! Thank you so much for that reply! 😄👍
There's something wholesome and fascinating and weirdly satisfying about watching training videos from the 80s and 90s.
Yup, the Customer that came in at the 1;49 mark is a Nerd
That nerd is Dr. Phlox from Star Trek: Enterprise! John Billingsly
1940s ones are quite interesting as well.
I love learning that White people once existed. Really fascinating, like hearing about Atlantis or the Jedi the first time you watch New Hope.
"Oh they were real. Allll real"
Probably because even the “angry” customers are at best mildly grumpy by todays standards 😂
I very much enjoyed this. A simpler time. I think we all miss customer service being “fun” 😂. In all seriousness though, I do miss being able to go to stores like this. I remember all the fun trips to Toys R Us, Funcoland, Babbages and KB Toys (where my brother used to work back in the day). It was pure magic.
The satisfaction of gazing upon a shelf full of sealed NES games is almost rivaled by nothing.
Retro's Paradise I was thinking about standing in a kbtoys in the mall. When I saw this. Extreme nostalgia wave.
Orangefish XD, Funny you should mention that, I'm gettin' started on a series in a couple days when I'm back home from vacation. I've got a couple private test uploads for some renders I've been workin' on as well. Glad you're likin' the visuals, hope to see you around. ツ
@@2KRetro dude can you please tell me which website or app I can find in order to make a logo like yours?
@@aldousperevzky I think there's generators online that make logos like that. 80's logo creators or something like that. Just look it up and you should find one.
Retro's Paradise I couldn’t stop watching the titles and crisp sealed labels
1990: we will fix it
2019: Broken joycons? Nah just buy more of them
Am sueing you
@@grovercleveland8572 No. We will win. No fixed joycons for You!
Don't they fix joycons if you just ship them there?
@@JustABroom probably but paying return shipping and waiting 2 months? isnt really worth it.
You are off to a great start lol.
I can’t wait till someone comes in my store with a Nintendo problem. I’ll know exactly what to do. 👌
But only if they come in with an original Nintendo
Yes
You going to accept the Pie later from the customer? lol
Blow into the cartridge
Recommend a time machine?
Back in the 90s I had a job interview for tech support at a publishing company. The senior tech guy brought me over to a workbench when a pc was running, case open. The CRT was attached and on, but no picture. He asked me how to solve the issue. I reached for the brightness knob on the monitor, turned it up, and the picture appeared. For whatever reason, I did not get that job.
Because you probably embarrassed him.
Apple Training 2019
Customer: " I don't remember my wifi password"
AppleGenius" You need new a iPhone, Mac and Ipad"
"It probably happened because you use the wrong kind of electricity, so the password pixels ran away from your brain. Buy an iGenerator"
Seems legit
Should’ve got that iRouter
(Airport)
Im happy to tell you that you don't need a new Iphone, Mac, or Ipad instead you just need the new IBrain, it collects and stores your passwords for you, it helps with taxes, and makes all of your adult choices for you! Don't know what to get your girl for that special day? IBrain does!
Microsoft doesn't even have customer service. Which is still better than Apple.
“How does that look” >game boy gets a 2009 level backlit high def screen
LOL it was possible the whole time!
That's what happens when your EPROM is working right
Lmaoooo
I would legit work at nintendo after watching this.
Nathan Pelka yeah me too
Yeah. Nintendo of the 90's
It was my dream as a kid to work for Nintendo! I would have killed to work for $5/hour (minimum wage at that time) at Nintendo just so that I could buy more NES games!
GatheredGlass 80's
Nintendo are nice on the surface but they really aren't that nice when you learn about their business practices.
I'm watching this video again today because I've always just enjoyed matching it, but now I'm realizing that this video taught me everything I needed to survive in retail.
Don't lie, you've got a crush on nerdy-looking 1991 Julianna Margulies in the cute Green jumper.
*buys NES game in 80’s
*returns it in 2019
GameStop will give you 5$
Nicholas Garcia more like -$5
Sherlock BONES lol
*realizes the gamestore back then is currently a starbucks
Philip Ottey really?
A great philosopher once said, "You work hard. You do a good job. You're nice to your customers. Why then, must you suffer the headache of returns?"
@Weston Thomas Is that why the Switch is the fastest selling console out, even launch aligned with Xbox and PS4?
@@sleepnaught did you forget about the wii u before that?
@Weston Thomas their controls are literally the same as everyone elses, you know thumb sticks and buttons. And what weak physical design are you referring to, that would imply their consoles break a lot which is not an issue as far as I'm aware. Instead of spewing nonsense actually educate yourself in the areas that Nintendo struggles with like online services.
@@sleepnaught something selling fast doesn't mean it's good though, it just means there's enough interest and hype for people to buy it. Example >the PlayStation 4 done better than the Xbox but that's a slow heap of shite with fans that loud, it would put a fighter jet engine to shame... That's coming from someone who's bought all 4 generations of the PS as well and has a switch, don't start me on the drifting joy cons, I've already bought 2 pairs despite actually taking care of it, not to mention the amount of issues the switch came out with...
So using that as your argument doesn't hold much ground.
@Weston Thomas no their not the same car but they all have a fucking wheel you idiot, clearly you don't understand. Can I see the source where your seeing these thousands of reports of broken switch frames cause last I checked the frame doesn't break unless you try to break it. The only thing you said that was actually true is the joy con drift and you only know about that cause it's popular right now. Your the average hater who doesn't even have good facts to hate on.
OMG. The 8 bit era. Feel old saying this but those were simpler times. I remember walking into a toys 'r us store being so excited to see a wall full of Nintendo games. Of course now toys 'r us went bankrupt. Anyone else enjoy seeing the wall of Nintendo games in beginning of this video?
Yup same here. Good old days... I don't miss em though, cause I was never allowed to play video games!
yes it was amazing my toys r us had cards you would take up front to a cage to get your game the ride home was amazing looking at the games.
almost middle age now dont get that feeling anymore.
Electric Avenue at Montgomery Ward
Kb toys was dope too
I would have loved living in that time:(
Look at that beautiful lineup in the background
All factory sealed too 😊
I don't know why I'm watching this... I'm not in 1991, I don't work for Nintendo, I don't even work at customer service
You do, you just don't know it yet 🗿
Lmfao 😂 I see old Nintendo commercial I click
Danny Gutierrez I know - I can’t stop watching and it makes no sense lol
no you dont work at customer service, but you are about to
Every day of my life I feel like I’m stuck in 1991!
It been 27 years but the Nintendo support phone number is still the same.
SheepBlippy why not the virtual boy?
Will they still service an N64 or trouble shoot tings?
Also I believe the NES repair service was still being acivly serviced uo untill 2005. they'll still help you if they have the parts though.
I have a Virtual Boy I have no idea how to use so I might try calling them and complaining if they won't help!
I relentlessly pranked the 800-255-3700 number in the 90s. It is burned into my brain for eternity. "My Super Scope is shooting lasers!!" ::friend screams in background:: "it just...it just shot my brother!!"
"Can I bring you a pie later?" Sure lady. Bring me your pie.
Or port 3 DUN DUN DUNNNNN....
I’d have offered her a pie.
😂
She has to have it in all ports to get turned on, must have been abused.
I want to give her a creampie In return 😉
Vidoes like this wish you could go back in time and relive the whole gaming experience of the 80s and 90s.
That Gameboy screen looks totally legit.
uriituw I know right
That's the advantage of getting the contrast professionally adjusted.
***** I don't think there was anything like it at the time. It was obviously good enough to sell well.
Sam Gates Actually, it didn't. It was sold without one, and it could be used without one.
I've played on original DMG enough. Yeah it looks washed out, it's heavy and it runs through batteries. The screen is visible enough to play on if you're not in a dim corner of the room. I wouldn't say it *needs* a backlight, but it plays best near a lamp. And it's more visible in dim-ish light than the original GBA if memory serves.
I grew up on GB Pocket though, which has a MUCH improved screen, about the same legibility as pocket calculator LCDs. That legit didn't need a backlight under most lighting conditions, though I had a wormlight to play in dim or dark lighting. I still have it, it still works great, and it still gets way longer battery life than my 3DS.
Defective game? Blow on it.
Defective console? Blow on it.
Defective controller? Stop chewing on the cord then blow on it.
Love it lol
But "blowing on it" is what caused most of the problem. The contacts in both the console and all their games get corroded from the constant wet breath.
(For girls)
Defective boyfriend? Blow on it
This technique saved my marriage
@@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff No. They do not.
“Can I bring you a pie later” haha 😂 why can’t all customer be like that.
We used to have customers bring us home baked cakes, chocolate, flowers (I kid you not, a bouquet of flowers) working at a Kodak
Someone gave me an Aldo bag because we where only taking donation on shoes, and she wanted to donate the bag, plus I was being a huge help, she just gave it to me. I still use it.
Daddy isn't home anymore, mommy needs some loving
@@MrSky10101 she needs someone to play Nintendo with
@@notoriousbastards11 She needs some action.
I called the number on the sheet at the end and its STILL Nintendo's service line!
This console was a beast. Never worked right, yet would never break.
Schrödinger's Console
Its incredible how long they last. Just good quality built console. Maybe we should just return to cartridge and offline gaming if you ask me
Never worked right? 🤔
@@matrix91234 I'm down for that. Don't have to deal with day one patches, online checks, and trying to sell you DLC. I miss that a lot.
@@aiexzs best comment ever
Its times like these I wish time travel existed.
I was thinking the same thing. However, in a way... This is time travel.
just not living in it i guess..
Alex Zepeda me too. Me too.
thepermman it's kinda like you time traveled you commented 3 weeks ago and if you read it again it's like you were teleported to the first time you typed it. Hi from the past and the future!
Why? 2 year warranty law made things intuitive. At least that's the case here in the European Union.
Doesn't this remind you of the krusty crab training video episode?
People
Order
Our
Parties
wacey murphy yes
wacey murphy yes
Every
Villain
Is
Lemons
oh wait wrong episode
If you listen closely there is music in this from that episode
All those games in the background with the boxes.....they would be worth so much $ now.
Not really. I have a gigantic collection and its borderline worthless
Not really since they were all mass produced retail games, the only NES games worth anything are the ones that had a limited production just like anything else.
The Merovingian Can I have your collection
They were expensive as hell even then; $50 bucks in 1986 was equivalent to $115.36 in 2018. Think about it.
The Merovingian I would be happy to take your worthless collection off your hands.
The crazy thing is that the Nintendo Customer service number has never changed in over 20 years.
Jared Armbruster Why would they need to?
TheCrazykids777 That's what I mean.
Even longer, this video is at least 26.5 years old... (about 26 years at the time you wrote your comment..)
Jared Armbruster I've had the same cell number for 20yrs...
Jared Armbruster My mom's phone number is the same for the past 41 years.
I was 13 in 91 and would love to go back for a day
pfeiffdog0811 omg me too! Haha feels like it wasn’t so long ago.... I remember having the nes advantage too - I miss the old retro games but I’m loving the switch I have to say but it would be nice to go back in tome for a day
Steve Cancel heck I loved the Wii U but the switch is next level for sure.
pfeiffdog0811 ME TOO!! I REMEMBER BUTT FUCKING MY NEIGHBOUR IN THE FOREST BEHIND OUR HOUSES AHHHHHHHHH THE GOOD OLD DAYS
BEATING WOMEN SINCE 1994 lol
I was 15 and it would be so fun to back
I remember sending my GameCube for repair due to excessive "an error has occurred. Check you instruction manual for further support". They said everything was just fine. ten years later I discovered it was the potentiometer.
I found this more interesting than TV shows in 2019.
"Can I bring you a pie later." The best thing that is never said in retail these days.
Rumor has it, that 27 years later, even though that retail location has since then become a KB toys, Vans, Hot topic, and now a vape shop, he is still waiting for that pie
I have a few customers who bring my three coworks and I various gifts lol. My favorite is the guy who brings us beer and 40 burger patties from a local meat packing place every single time we do anything to his car. Even if he brings it in with a tiny problem, he always hooks us up big time. Best customer ever.
That pie started a crazy divorce and an in law from hell in his basement.
At the store I work at, we had a bulk buyer get us 4 large pizzas and some soda. They were some nice people too 👍
I had a guy give me bud once
That conversation between the first customer and the employee felt like a curb your enthusiasm episode lmfao I love it
Can I make you a 🥧.
lmao. It even has the quirky bassoon playing in the background like in curb.
🥧🥧😋
I came here to say exactly this.
Starring Dan Castellaneta
I wish i could go back to the good ol' days. I wasn't even around for those.
The gameboy boxes behind them, nostalgia overload 😢
“Can I make you a pie”
This lady would be my favorite customer
The music...
Stu I swear, I've heard it before.
My Mom had this music as a headache relief cassette when I was a kid. #Nostalgia
One of the songs is used in spongebob.
wasn't it also on the krusty krab training video epsiode too?
Title is Mr. Lucky by Karl Jenkins
www.dewolfemusic.com/trackdetail.php#!/?id=10098483&code=6D35se
Yeah I'd like to return this Nintendo because I've been stuck on Bald Bull for the past 30 years and it's just frustrating as hell.
Haha right?
1st or second Bald Bull?
Time his charge and gut punch him right before he swings. Night night
Well that is a tough one sir, perhaps I can interest you in a “Game Genie”?
Haha same! I dodged him for like twenty minutes until I figured out what to do.
Still couldn't half the time ~_~
I wish we could go back to that time.
Yeah me to bro when everything was so much better.
Ha not me I like playing online with people
Hell nah. I use to get tired of blowing in cartridges
@@6ixfoa lol
Uzi Gang worked for me. And sometimes i would get a qtip and put alcohol on it and clean the inside lol
I came for the cringe.
Surely disappointed.
10/10 would watch again.
Yeah it's pretty funny how a 1991 employee training video has more believable acting than many movies, TV shows, and commercials nowadays.
Maybe if you had watched one from earlier like the 80s, but by 1991 Nintendo was an expert on everything having to do with consoles and how to sell them. Light years ahead of companies like Sony now even in 2020