The Apple Store is a pretty laid back place, with friendly staff who will help you pick out a computer -- or, if you'd prefer, leave you alone to write an entire book on the store's computers. But just how far can you push it before the staff get fed up?
New York-based comedian Mark Malkoff decided to test the limits of the Apple Store's friendliness.
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Mark: "Yeah"
Apple Store employee: "That's awesome."
They are just the most laid back people. Working at an Apple Store has to be one of the least stressful jobs out there.
Greatest Of All Things?
That sounds reasonable. You can't be giving out flyers telling you how to void your warranty because when people come back and they have a problem they will not be abled to service the phone.
It is New York after all so there are some people that you have no choice but to deal with them.
*I also find it ironic that I can't view this video on my iPhone. :rolleyes: