dad steps in

So the saga of Creepy Computer Geek continues. My dad emailed me. “He volunteered to come to your house to fix this, so I don’t understand why you brought the tower over here.” (Geek lives 5 minutes from my parents.) “Seems like that would have been a lot faster.”

So, as Lynne suggested in the comments of that post, I ratted him out to my dad in an email.

Now my dad is a man of few words. He didn’t ask me any further about it. He didn’t question my perception. His email in response simply said:

I will deal with him directly until this problem gets resolved.

Don’t you love that? Apart from the part where I’m a little narc, don’t you love that?

11 Replies to “dad steps in”

  1. Nice. We women can certainly take care of ourselves, but boy it helps to have male backup. Good for your dad for TOTALLY getting it.

    This geek is really freaking me out now, Ms. Credit-Union.

  2. Also, he signs his emails “SteveN Norton” just so you kNow it’s not “Steve Norton.” Because, you see, since the last name starts with “N,” you might easily think it’s just “SteveNorton” when it’s actually “SteveNNorton.”

    Are we all clear oN that?

  3. Between your MB and your dad, the faux tech guy/psuedo professional Christian doesn’t have a chance.

    Honestly, every single thing you’ve posted about the guy makes the fine hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. Creeeeepy.

  4. You weren’t narc-ing.

    And I’m glad you sicced your dad on him.

    Weird that he insists on SteveN. I’m painting in broad stripes, here, but doesn’t that seem a little…gay?

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