Man Tries To Impress Blonde Woman By Insulting A Waitress. Her Response? EPIC.

(So picture this i’m a male customer standing in line behind a stuck up man and a beautiful blonde woman that he’s desperately trying to chat up, but he’s failing miserably. The server is a young girl who appears to be new at a her job).

Obnoxious Man: “Excuse me! I ordered skinny, non-sugar orange mocha chip Frappuccino! This isn’t skinny, AND there’s no whipped cream on it!”

Barista: “My apologies sir, let me get that sorted for you.”

Obnoxious Man to the blonde woman: These guys screw EVERYTHING up, it’s about time they got something right.”

Barista: “Here you are sir, one skinny, non-sugar, orange mocha chip Frappuccino.”

Obnoxious Man: “You must be f***ing retarded!? This is a plain mocha. I wanted an orange chip mocha Frappuccino. Get it f***ing right you idiot.”

On the verge of tears the young girl makes the coffee again.

Blonde woman: In a strong London accent* WILL YOU STOP BEING A JERK! The poor girl has made the coffee perfect, I watched her do it. She’s clearly new at her job and you are just a bully. Cut her some slack.

Obnoxious Man: Excuse me love, but I want what I asked for! How is that hard to do?

Blonde woman: “Real men drink real coffee. They don’t waste their precious time bullying young girls in coffee shops. Now if you’re done with being a prick, can you please remove yourself, thank you kindly.”

Everyone in coffee shop applauded her, and the man left looking a deep shade of red. I paid for the blonde woman’s coffee, and found out she was also from London. I asked her to marry me this week, and guess what? She said yes! And that’s how we met.

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Ever Wondered Why C Is The Default Drive On Your Computer & Not A Or B? Here’s Why

For nearly as long as hard disk drives have been placed in personal computers running certain popular operating systems (notably MS-DOS/Windows), the primary hard disk has been designated with the letter “C”.
Why is that?

Why is ‘C’ the default drive letter – rather than ‘A’, which would make more sense intuitively – on so many computers? As it turns out, there is an interesting reason behind this C domination.

HERE IS THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION:

Early PCs didn’t usually come with internal mass-storage devices due to the expense. Instead, they generally had “floppy” disk reader which used to read 5 1/4″ floppy disks, initially labeled as “A” in MS-DOS and certain other operating systems. Some systems came with two such floppy disk drives necessitating the need for a “B”.

When hard disk drives became standard in most PCs in the later 1980s, since the first two letters were already commonly used for these floppy drives, they logically labeled the third storage device “C”. Times changed and eventually, floppy disk drives were entirely removed from computers, but somehow the label ‘C’ stuck with hard disk drives. In fact, most Windows computers come with the first partition labelled as ‘Local Disk C:’ for that same reason.