Knows The Least Amount
(I’m a work study and my job includes assisting students with making sure they have their student account set up. We were working on their account password when I give the same explanation as everyone else.)
Me: “The requirements for your password has to be at least eight characters long, have uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and a special character. You can NOT have any part of your name in the password either.”
Student: “All right.”
(As the student gets to work on his password and hits enter the password gets kicked back, now when I look over all it shows it blank saying that the password did not meet the requirements. I ask the student about what they put down and he tells me. The password he chose was seven characters long, when the requirements are at LEAST eight characters.)
Me: “Your password has to be at least eight characters long, so why don’t you add another character?”
Student: “But then it’ll be eight characters!”
Me: “Yes, that’s all right. It just has to be at least.”
Student: “But I don’t want it to go over seven.”
(At this point I realize that he’s having issues with the word LEAST. I eventually had to explain to him what least meant.)
Question of the Week
Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved?