Fwd: Watch "My friend Dave is furious with YAHOO customer service trying to retrieve his important email" on YouTube

Are the American people-not just my friend Dave- getting " mad as hell and not going to take it anymore!" ?

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From: Steve Ruggieri <s.ruggieri54@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 23, 2025, 09:51
Subject: Re: Watch "My friend Dave is furious with YAHOO customer service trying to retrieve his important email" on YouTube
To: Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com>

Ron— now THAT was an exceptional rant by Dave. Even without knowing Dave's background, it genuinely captures the universal wrath of millions  of individuals who are so frustrated by the insane technology that holds us all captive. 

Not to give Dave too much credit, but here he really seems to be echoing the mood of the times — fire everyone!

"Don't tell me you apologize! I asked a question!!…"

Hysterical to watch. 

On Sun, Feb 23, 2025 at 8:22 AM Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com> wrote:

Old rich boy's righteous wrath, Steve. I was reminded of a Jack Nicholson film.

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From: Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 23, 2025, 07:31
Subject: Watch "My friend Dave is furious with YAHOO customer service trying to retrieve his important email" on YouTube
To: Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com>

https://youtube.com/shorts/iVf7Gmn20Q4?si=Vwu7McJsq-nSY9iZ 

6h Ago My 76 year old friend Dave calling from my apartment was completely frustrated with YAHOO " customer service " ( or " customer disservice ) staff. Dave had explained to me earlier that for no given reason his ID code was no longer considered valid . So he just not access his important email. Listening to the tension building exchange with " robot " or " human " staffer , I asked myself : Would not ordinary empathy call for just a system " over-ride " ? What can be more " Theater of the Absurd " than for a US citizen always have to have on him super-credible PROOF that he is who he says he is . Dave was told that he could not just send a photo of his license to the YAHOO staffer. He had to SCAN his license then send with a " selfie ". I could not follow the robot-like voice 's muddled " directions ".