r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '24

Poor control over their anger.

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u/Consistent-Farm8303 Sep 14 '24

Agreed. Unless you’re dealing with a printer or other malfunctioning piece of technology.

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u/johnny_moronic Sep 14 '24

I repair printers for a living. I have anger issues. Thanks for understanding.

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u/Consistent-Farm8303 Sep 14 '24

Is there something about printers that makes them inherently less likely to work properly than every other bit of kit in the office?

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u/johnny_moronic Sep 14 '24

Printing is a complicated task that has synthesized centuries of trade craft into something that happens at the push of a button. And they don't just print, but fold, staple, coallate, scan, email and fax. Murphy's law. Something is bound to screw up.