- [Narrator] Human progress is amazing. Back in 2000, there were bulky computers, the Discman, dial up internet. Fast forward to 2018, and now I can store hundreds of movies on a portable hard drive. I can watch videos, play
games, listen to music, and record videos using
a touch screen phone. However, it seems like
not everyone's ready to adapt to the digital age. And I've got a lot of
prime examples coming up. - Linda? (cartoon hands swapping) - Amazing - [Narrator] First up,
there's the classic Grandma who just wants to give
her grandkid a bowl, but, instead of asking
through a personal message, she decided to create a group called, "Do you want this bowl?", added her grandkid, and then left immediately after. Granny, do you or do you
not want to offer your bowl? This one is pretty cute. An elderly woman often got confused using her remote control, what with all of those buttons to press. Luckily for her, her grandkid
knew exactly what to do. He covered up all the extra buttons and kept the most important ones. Plus granny now knows
the number to go to PBS. Here's a story, as explain
on Reddit, by user Devilotx, who works as a support technician. It was a time when the iPhone
X had just been released and a female executive assistant
really, really wanted it. She requested to have
her old iPhone replaced, but she didn't get the iPhone X, and since she wouldn't stop
until she got what she wanted, she hurled her replacement
iPhone down the stairs, so she could make another request. This time, however, camera
footage revealed her wrongdoing, so she got the boot
instead of the iPhone X. That's one selfish employee who definitely shouldn't
be allowed technology. CJ took a nice photo of
his badminton racket, but then he got completely dumbfounded. He was looking for the W in
the shadow of the racket, but it was no where to be found. Well CJ, here's a clue. Understand what makes a shadow, a shadow. Here's a meeting of two eras. Those olden days of having no source of light other than candles, and the current age of
expensive Apple products. However, I think the two
got a little too close to each other. Remember, it's important
to respect personal space, even if it's a laptop. Love comes in many forms, but this one clearly isn't one of them. Just look at her. Look at how she's practically struggling to keep her eyes closed. The mirrors reflection reveals her pathetic attention seeking attempt. I think I'm not the
only one curious to know whether she actually
has a boyfriend or not. Whoever did this probably
thought they'd figured out how to unlimited energy. Unfortunately, this isn't how power works, and if you think otherwise, you shouldn't be allowed
anywhere near electricity. Here's another case of badly
executed power outlets. Did he not see the two power outlets? Nothing's plugged in those two, and yet somebody thought,
Well, I'll make a fine rebel for today and not use the
charger in the correct manner. Yeah that'll show 'em. I don't mind seeing family members show me how much they care for each other online. Well, maybe except for this one. Melody uploaded what seems
to be an ordinary selfie of her, nothing unusual. Someone named Jim tells her she's sexy. Again, nothing wrong with
showing appreciation. Then Melody replied and
it got awkward instantly. This is so adorable that I
don't even wanna correct her. At the Sochi 2014 Olympics, this woman wanted to snap
a photo of a hockey game. She seems so focus, but maybe its because she
can't see the view properly since she's viewing it
the other way around, and just for a moment she was
the highlight of that game. Okay, here's another story for you, this time, from Reddit
user DirtyRyandtheBoyz. He's part of tech support
and one lady began screaming at them for supposedly
crashing her computer. When he checked her computer, the damage was nothing but a screen saver. Yeah, the lady didn't know
how a screen saver worked. The microwave oven has made
preparing food easier than ever. Likewise phones have improved our lives more than we can imagine. The problem, however, is
when gullible people online are told that one can recharge the other. If your phone needs to get charged, get a battery or charger. Do not place is it in the microwave. I get it, you love food. However, could you not
bring this to class? It might look like another
chunky gaming laptop, but the scent of leftover
food will soon travel around the lecture room
and you will get caught. Good luck trying to finish
your writing project with that device. Oh look she took a selfie, but sent it in the traditional way. Instead of sending it through MMS, she decided to print the photo and have it mailed to her recipient. Maybe she wants to embrace technology, but she just can't let go
of the nostalgic allure of snail mail. I think whoever printed this
took the terms screenshot and print screen too literally. Instead of using the screenshot function, this aunt decided to take an actual photo of the text message. Then print a black and white physical copy of it. Its like she doesn't want
the convenience technology provides in the first place. Is this an example of
online gaming or eSports? Well, I admit that this is technically
a game conducted online, however, I don't think this is a game you can play fair and square. You literally just have
to wait for your emoji and then respond with the winning emoji. Thanks for the challenge though. Grandma, its nice of you to ask for help from your grandkid
regarding your laggy phone, but I think there's a huge problem here. Why on Earth do you have a
seemingly infinite number of tabs about the weather in
Loveland and Fort Collins? Are you a time wizard checking
the weather of the same place in totally different universes? Learn to close 'em Grandma. You know, it's really easy to use Google. Just type whatever you
want in the search bar, but this person clearly doesn't
understand how to use it, since they're just typing
the questions publicly to the google search app page on Facebook. Of course this was going
to happen sooner or later. Granny was worried that
her computer got busted. Nothing was moving in the right direction, and that's bad because Apple
products aren't exactly cheap to have repaired. Luckily and finally enough, it turns out the problem
is the mouse being placed in the opposite position. Yes, this happened in real life. There are two possible explanations here. First he can't read the
text so he's zoomed in. The second would be that
he accidentally zoomed in and is having a difficult time going back to the default screen size. If it's the later, I do hope that someone offered some help. I think the aunt who literally
prints text conversations and this father should meet up. See, this dude's dad
doesn't know how to text using his flip phone, so if he wants to ask something he writes on a piece of paper, takes a photo of it, and sends it as a multimedia message. You do you, Dad. Grandma, I know you have
some burning questions you need to be answered
as quickly as possible, but you have to know that I am not the embodiment of Google. I can use Google, but I can't comprehend
things the way Google does, so please don't just randomly text me about rug stains and poo. I prefer not to know, but I am definitely wearing
shoes the next time I visit. This is painful to watch. A guy visited his girlfriend and saw that her grandma
was using something unusual in the kitchen. When he took a closer look, Behold. Granny used an iPad as a cutting board. Either she was truly clueless
or she's an android fan. Maybe this is what it truly
means to have a fancy dinner. First of all, why? You've managed to write a document complete with proper format. Does this mean you haven't
committed a typing mistake until now? Perhaps, just perhaps, this
is a sneaky way to advertise that liquid eraser. Just look at its placement. I see what you are doing advertisers. This is an instant classic. An old man found what he
thinks is a mobile phone. So he goes to a phone
store and asks for help in operating the gadget. Well, it turns out that what he found was a scientific calculator
and certainly not a phone. Imagine the confusion of the
people working at the store. What's even funnier is how
you can see the old man has a phone tucked in. Or is it another calculator? But seriously, if he makes
these sort of mistakes, he might accidentally mistake
a C-4 explosive for lasagna and put it in the oven. These two holes might
look like they're made for those connectors, but
believe me when I say, they're absolutely meant
for something else. SO don't be surprised when
you speaker doesn't work or the TV monitor isn't clearly displaying your favorite channel. Is this what people refer to
as a multipurpose product? I know you all don't
want to get sick and all, but are laptops the best
alternative to umbrellas? Also look closely, it looks
like the girl has some sort of scarf hanging on her shoulder bag. Is that only for decorative purposes? There's something wrong with
how Grandma uses Google search, but it seems right at the same time. Maybe she thinks Google
is a sentient being that deserves to be treated with respect, or maybe this is her
predicting the development of virtual voice assistance
that talk to people. A girl kept complaining that her phone wasn't
displaying the right time, but the culprit wasn't some
software problem after all. You know about those phones
they put on display in stores, those with fake buttons and screens? Yep, it's kinda like that. She simply forgot to remove the
plastic cover all this time. So this father didn't know how to remove the heart-shaped selfie feature when taking photos, so he just kept it there, even when sending photos of his oven. Maybe he just wants to spread the love. This makes me cringe because I've had a similar looking browser about ten years ago, but I don't know what's worse here to be honest. Is it the fact that there
are so many unnecessary, lag-inducing tool bars
crowding the browser? Or that mother using this
prefers Internet Explorer over Google Chrome? I mean come on. This is too adorable. A 90-year-old grandmother
from Japan couldn't clearly read the text on her smart phone, but instead of zooming in on
the phone using her fingers she uses a handy-dandy magnifying glass. The goal is achieved, but the approach is entirely different, and, well, old fashioned. Have you ever had your
computer freeze on you? Yeah, I know. It's totally annoying, especially when you are
doing something important like finishing a project or watching a cute cat video on YouTube. This old man, however, thought that his PC literally got frozen,
so he used a blow dryer. So as you've seen,
people can have to money to buy the latest gadgets, but you can't guarantee
that they'll know how to use them properly. Which person failed
the most at technology? Let me know in the comments down below, and if you've enjoyed this
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