Glitch - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 4

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Bob: They are sold through Wal-Mart and Sam*s Club they are manufacturing all the computers. The manufacturer says that they support the hardware, they don*t support the software. Contact the software then they would say, they supply software to the manufacturer, the manufacturer should support it.

David Lawrence: Okay, so welcome to my world, and I am sure this is something you put against before, which is basically two people pointing fingers at each other.

Bob: Right.

David Lawrence: If it*s doing that you might want back to store and say can I just check to make sure that this component is correct. And I say you go back to store or to an authorized depot, because I don*t think that you local Wal-Mart or Sam*s Club is an actual place where you can find people behind the counter they can look at it. But find out where the local authorized depot is and bring it into them and have them check it out to make sure it*s the right component first, hold on one second we will talk more in a moment.

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