r/SubredditDrama • u/Ahardknockwurstlife • Jul 20 '17
User does not understand the concept of a hypothetical situation. Becomes more irrational as he argues for his rationality
/r/talesfromtechsupport/comments/6oezdw/comment/dkgyedf40
u/Tahmatoes Jul 20 '17
I never knew math could be so entertaining.
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u/HothMonster Jul 20 '17
Have you never heard the Verizon reps trying to understand the difference between .2 dollars and .2 cents?
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Jul 20 '17
Ok, I think I have to do this again.
Do you recognize that there's a difference between 1 dollar and 1 cent?
Definitely.
Do you recognize that there's a difference between half a dollar and half a cent?
Definitely.
Then do you, therefore, recognize that there's a difference between .002 dollars and .002 cents?
No.
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u/jamdaman Jul 20 '17
To put everyone's minds at ease, apparently he did end up getting a refund.
http://verizonmath.blogspot.com/2006/12/response-from-verizon-100-refund.html
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u/ratmon Jul 20 '17
People on Reddit are so fucking obtuse it's crazy
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u/Billlington Jul 20 '17
I really think a lot of these are people who just want to argue.
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u/525days Jul 20 '17
Ah yes, the floor function. Let me just look that up real quick...
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