RE: It's the Simple Things That Matter : ZAPFIC50 | Based on 17 December 2024, @mariannewest's Freewrite Writing Prompt Day 2589 | Prompt: set the clock

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I think this phenomenon is the same as “not reading the fine print in contracts” or at least it is very similar to that other social phenomenon.

I have manuals and instructions scattered all over the house, I learned to use the devices in question the old fashioned way, “Youtube video”.

I don't know why, but I am more auditory than visual. That is, to focus I have to see and hear the source of the information I want to understand.
Do you know what I mean?

Creo que este fenómeno es el mismo de “no leer la letra Chiquita en los contratos” o por lo menos se parece mucho a ese otro fenómeno social.

Yo tengo manuales e instrucciones regados por toda la casa, aprendí a usar los aparatos en cuestión a la antigüita, “Video de Youtube”

No sé porque, pero soy más auditivo que visual. O sea, para enfocarme tengo que ver y escuchar la fuente de la información que quiero entender ¿me explico?

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Absolutely understand. I also store away my instructions manuals in the drawer. Once the drawer eats them, I turn to YouTube. Always someone there with my problem waiting for me. I take my laptop to the issue at hand and go step-by-step.

Why don't manufacturers do this for their customers automatically? They don't even send manuals when the products are delivered. The 1-page sheet instructs you to go online and print out the manual. WTH. It's easier to locate a YouTube instructor.

Thanks so much for stopping by and validating that I'm not alone in my instruction manual debacle. I appreciate your engagement and support. Take care.

!LADY

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