> We went to Geek Squad where we bought it... first thing the bozo did was try to turn
> it on. Gatinha trying this is forgivable, she's not a computer repair professional.
> Geek Squad, not so much. I specifically said we dumped coffee on it and it won't
> work, and I watched his finger go right to pressing the "ON" button.
>
> "I thought you weren't supposed to power-on wet electronics"
>
> "Yeah, probably not, sorry."
>
> "Can I have the laptop back please."
>
> Now I see why Apple doesn't authorize Geek Squad to repair Apple stuff. Ok, so after
> calling Apple, they directed me to an AUTHORIZED repair center...
>
> > Take it to an Apple store. If anything they'll be able to rescue the hard drive.
>
> That's exactly where it stands... recovering the data from the paper weight's hard
> drive... if possible, we'll know tomorrow.
Exactly, man. I don't trust a store that sells a $4 cable for $50. I may dislike Apple but at least their stores hire people who know their shit.
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