unibrow can never be wrong
I really don’t understand it, though it is hilariously funny. Unibrow has this thing about him, that no matter what happens, he is right. The pope could be telling him he’s wrong, but no, the pope is lying, etc.
He recently went to Dublin to do training on a new product we’re selling, so he’ll be the go-to guy on setup and installs of them. He spent 3 days there learning the thing inside and out, apparantly.
On Tuesday he had to set 3 up to be installed in a site of ours, and he spent most of the day doing it, with the bosses help on what the customer needs. Except, he couldn’t get one part of it working. The product is a weighing scale, and the part he couldn’t get working was a scanner attached to the scales, for a retail butcher shop.
He spent hours on the phone with the manufacturers here in Ireland trying to figure it out and was getting a bit frustrated with it. The boss told him to ring the manufacturer in the UK in case they had any input, but he kept putting it off until after 5 when it was too late then.
So I’m strolling around the place passing time, as one does, and pop in to see how he’s getting on. The boss is there stirring things asking about the scanner over and over, just to annoy unibrow, and unibrow is just getting stupid angry with him. I wander over to the scale and wink at the boss and start on about the scanner too. Unibrow just blows a big sigh and says “it’s a fault or something, we can’t get it to work and Pat in the manufacturers has no idea either.”
Open on top of one of the scales is the manual for them and the page is opened on how to set up the scanner. So I ask unibrow if he’s followed this exactly and get, “obviously I have, even Pat has, there’s something wrong with the scale or scanner.” I flick back to the start of the section on the scanner in the manual and go through the configuration myself. When it comes to the part of barcodes and how they should be set up, I notice the screenshots are different to how unibrow has them on the scale.
So I ask him, “this is done differently to what you have done, have you tried it this way?” And he says:
“That’s a misprint.”
Ok, sure, the manual could be wrong, but it’s mentioned more than once and includes more than 1 screenshot, surely someone would have noticed?
So I change his configuration to the way the manual has, exactly, ask unibrow to try it now, and what do you know – it worked!
Misprint, eh?
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This morning the rabbit was going on about problems with his broadband at home, it works but is very slow. Unibrow turns around to him and says, “Oh that service isn’t available in your area.” The rabbit just stares at him and says, “I have the service, it’s just slow.”
“No, it’s not available you can’t have it. Your area isn’t covered,” replies unibrow. The rabbit doesn’t know how to respond so just simply says, “I have it.”
Unibrow still replies with, “You can’t. It isn’t available and that’s that.”
That’s that! haha, I really don’t know what goes on in his head.

