1914 Erfurt dilemma III

Heydrich · 08-22-2002, 05:02 PM

When I was still going to college about 12 years ago, I worked at an electronics plant in Hillsboro, Oregon that manufactured cell phones. This was just a summer job. Anyway, there was this yahoo there who worked in the finishing department who would intentionally place incorrect serial numbers on the completed phones to try and fool the QC person who did the final check. The yahoo who was doing this didn’t like the QC person and was trying to screw him up. Anyway, I saw this going on, and I’m absolutely positive that some of the bogus serial numbered ones made it through. So, I can just picture some cell phone collector 80 years from now looking at one of these bogus phones and going, “How the hell did this happen?!”

08-22-2002, 05:02 PM	#17
Heydrich Banned Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Oregon Posts: 181 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	When I was still going to college about 12 years ago, I worked at an electronics plant in Hillsboro, Oregon that manufactured cell phones. This was just a summer job. Anyway, there was this yahoo there who worked in the finishing department who would intentionally place incorrect serial numbers on the completed phones to try and fool the QC person who did the final check. The yahoo who was doing this didn’t like the QC person and was trying to screw him up. Anyway, I saw this going on, and I’m absolutely positive that some of the bogus serial numbered ones made it through. So, I can just picture some cell phone collector 80 years from now looking at one of these bogus phones and going, “How the hell did this happen?!”