It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Time for today's prank call. Okay. And this lady we're

reaching out to was set up by her coworker who told us she's extremely frustrated because she

hasn't been able to get into her work email for two days. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Nobody in IT has been

able to help her. Oh, it looks like you can't work. Better go home. She's requested a meeting with the tech supervisor. Uh-oh. The person in charge. So I think it's perfect. That person is Jose Belonger. Yeah. I'm going to help. I believe should be in charge of our own IT department. That's right. Yeah. Thank you. Let's see how he does in your phone tap right now.

It's another phone tap.

And a weekday mornings on the 20s.

Hello.

Hey, Aaron.

This is Dart from the IT department.

Oh, hey.

Hi, good morning.

Is it Dart?

Yeah, it's Dart.

Good morning.

I'm the senior supervisor down here. I heard you were having some issues with your computer. Yeah, it's dart. Good morning. I'm the senior supervisor down here. I heard you were

having some issues with your computer. Yeah. First of all, sorry right off the back, because I'm

super frustrated already coming into this, and I know it's not your fault. Oh, I know. I've heard.

I heard a few of my underlings weren't able to give you any help, huh?

I mean, yeah. No one has been, yeah, frustrated. Yeah, no one's been helpful. Absolutely no one. I mean, I don't understand how you could call yourself the IT department. And yet- I don't mean to cut you off. This is completely justified, your frustration. Can you just tell us what was happening that's, like, causing the situation? Sure. I gun on a sudden mile so many times but um just one more you're just going to need one more time

i'm trying to tell you but you keep talking over me so if you could just stop talking for a moment

i am listening i'm just telling me i'm listening. So that's why. All right, you go.

I simply want to get into my email and it has locked me out and you have a this two-part

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