6 days ago • Louis Rossmann

I tried :( remote repair video attempt  https://youtube.com/live/i7TDnpXOY4k 

7 days ago • Louis Rossmann

I have a remote control I'm going to try to fix next week. It'll be fun, trust me. We'll do it live 

Remotes cost almost nothing. 2 hours on hold with customer service to get a replacement though..... Fk.... That. .... 

8 days ago • Louis Rossmann

It's daytime bro, wake up 

2 weeks ago • Louis Rossmann

Lenovo went from being a normal modern corporate piece of shit troll with the be-scared-to-buy-used-computers-they-have-spyware-on-them, to actually fucking their customers in the ass as hard as possible. Only in 2024 are companies not only ballsy enough to do this, but... will probably keep making money anyway.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2k9D... 

How Lenovo is Cheating Owners - Warranty Voided & Sales Blocked!

Louis Rossmann

2 weeks ago • 130,745 views

3 weeks ago (edited) • Louis Rossmann

14 years ago, a close family member that did not like me very much passed away. Right before they passed, they wanted to let the world know they didn't like me very much. One of the actions taken in that vain was them tearing up every photo of me from 2-17. Hey, you don't get to choose your family; such is life!

When I moved from New York to Texas, I spent a few months living in the house that I had rented for all the employees that decided to follow me here, before I found my own place. I rented a giant house and told them you all get free rent for a year and a half if you follow your crazy boss across the country & continue working here. 

When I moved out of that house, I thought I took all of my belongings; but I left a box behind. One of the things in that box was all of these ripped-up photos of me that I had taken from New York to Texas, but never looked at, after cleaning out that family member's affairs 14 years ago. As you can imagine, some boxes of belongings were not boxes I was excited to go through.

An employee that's been with me for 11 years, who contributed a lot not just to my business, but to my outlook on life, had to go back to NY for family stuff. On his last day working here, he left an envelope with these on my desk. He had every ripped up photo of me professionally restored.

When people ask why I stayed in New York for as long as I did in spite of the false liens, false warrants, and other bullshit, it's because I had people like this working with me. Would you want to leave people like this behind? Opening a business in New York was a poor business decision, But leaving people with this level of generosity, Thoughtfulness, and integrity behind would be an infinitely stupider business decision, without exhausting every possibility I could. 

I've said in the past that this business having the best Google Maps reviews in the United States out of every business that does this type of work has nothing to do with me. Rather, it's a reflection of the people that work with me. They don't only display this level of thoughtfulness and generosity in their work, but in their personal lives and dealings with others as well. This is what makes them so exceptional to me.

If you need the type of services we offer here in New York City, and you don't want to mail the device to us, check out his business. I can't imagine giving anybody else a more sincere, positive recommendation. Thank you Steve for 11 years of the best work & company I could ever ask for. You always had a way of getting people to smile when they were having a bad day, and had a positive way of encouraging us all to engage with problems we were avoiding, leading by example. I wish you the best of luck with your new place!   https://www.phoebesmacrepair.com/ 

3 weeks ago (edited) • Louis Rossmann

These are not inappropriately large for a standard living room. If your spouse disagrees, divorce them.  https://www.ebay.com/itm/285342064279?itmmeta=01HR0D61SN1AXM94GC9NV9G12M&hash=item426fb65e97:g:cwUAAOSwAgxkUTYo&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4N%2BEPZt7HBQnzmi%2FYhOc5gNpVW7%2Fq8XDiUOAAXv9uYvv17c0EawKaNaoshxXFM3HY%2FHPStwS69ekAXEmQdAbi%2BBPwKutTfHUDSuwnhC7Y1eHrX1Bkd0seIE5ljW7gbFOJgycLmB0m%2BKulFHw%2BPG84AyC%2BCmZDxMc%2FChDi%2BSzan21Cg1UQ0xAgX3Ia2O6ol67P2VH3SClIvog5yien4vZKZvRHDOwxaRO80IMamDxbb3tzOyBoCgtbwFNBlRhHzUWOd9dW6zGmHQd8DWVmLCXbSUm6Ot1541nm%2FvxINc70AFe%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_ScmI3AYw 

1 month ago • Louis Rossmann

Circa 2008. I waited for my clients in the park with a bag full of parts. Even back then, NYC rent was insane. 

1 month ago (edited) • Louis Rossmann

this is not overkill.  https://www.ebay.com/itm/295537086825?itmmeta=01HQEMSZJ3M5Z23FN6P4BGBTS5&hash=item44cf621169:g:GRUAAOSwxp5lz-eU&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwLpokUUnyrFW3ijBJEPtcXklkwgqiPlR8BkBxtFwpNTUu94ChlvDtDzBvJKGCvNzPbga7aYshXh53%2BtXEgOZQ1Iph2PWpOtLyClzIiXi3XVVfV0EN7An07Kl%2BlOI0Ol7EqAy2QEUn4moSt4He%2BWWUMF63jkQUfVwXRMEpTxSAF7mYnnBwxopNQsO42F%2FW88BQUrdC0VdcmH2Oj6xJ6BV9xMvmKTsdYdawCbCV6MUOZsFsTesbQdbpoHoLUoeIvmkFg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR47559S7Yw 

and if i had them, i'd connect them to my $300 amp with lamp cord! 

1 month ago (edited) • Louis Rossmann

Clifford Fisch is the only adult I remember having good memories of as a kid. When I was five years old, he got me my first computer, a 286 and a programming book. My mother took away the book because she didn't want me "wasting time on the computer" - and when she did, he'd get me another one! 

He was the most confidently eccentric person I ever met. It wasn't about being weird for weird's sake or wearing edgy clothes or telling dumb jokes. He had this confident aura one has when they accept they're not living up to the expectations everyone else in the room has for them, but just don't care. He owned who he was, because he knew where his value came from, and he knew who he was. Look at this picture below - he struck me as a man who would go shopping or show up to work with that hat & bowtie on, without a care in the world. Not because he wanted attention, not because it was trendy to dress anti-norm, just because.... that was him. 

Cliff's value didn't come from approval, or meeting the expectations of other people. It came from his constant pursuit of knowledge. It came from knowing how much value he had to contribute, but keeping his mouth shut, until it was just the right time to contribute in just the right way, to solve problems other people didn't even know they had. Cliff was a special man. 


He was the first person I met as a kid that made me feel normal not being the same as everybody else. He taught me the quiet, humble power in not being a cog, but rather, being your own man. 

The last time I saw him was 13 years ago. It had been 14 years before that. With a smile on his face, as if no time had passed at all, he happily exclaimed "don't forget who got you your first computer!"

I never will, man. I never will. Rest in peace good sir.

 https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/30717138/clifford-fisch/staten-island/scarpaci-funeral-home-of-staten-island-llc 

1 month ago • Louis Rossmann

Every day for two weeks. I know already, I know.....