"Computer says no": behind The Gag

"Computer says no" is a popular saying on the Internet. What is behind the network trend, we will explain in this practical tip.

Origin of "Computer says no"

The saying comes from the British Sketch Show "Little Britain" by Matt Lucas and David Walliams.
In Germany, the series is broadcast on Comedy Central, and since 2016 is also on the TV channel eins festival.
Between 2003 and 2006 in 3 seasons with a total of 26 episodes were produced, each 30 minutes in length.
The shipments are short sketches, the reports on day-to-day eccentricities of the British. The figures are oversubscribed for this is strong.
The characters often come from marginalised social groups.

This quote comes from Carol Beer. This, in turn, works in a Bank, a travel office or a hospital.
Characteristic for her is that she always seems annoyed by your Job and your customers as well as very apathetic and mentally not present.
Thus, a never goes directly to the questions of your customers. She does so, as you would find in your Computer the answer seems to be (allegedly) in General, no solution.
Then she explains to the customer the short, annoyed-monotone response: "Computer says no."

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