I found this in a magazine article about people calling those video game hotlines and ask the dumbest questions and the thing is they're all real. Just goes to show you they're real idiots in this world. Take a look.
I. The Clueless Caller
Counselor: Nintendo hotline how can I help you?
Caller: How do I get the key from the skeleton standing in the pond.
Counselor: Uh, I'm guessing your game is shadowgate?
Caller: Naw, I don't think so.
Counselor: Trust me it's Shadowgate.
Caller: No, I think it's something else.
Counselor: [Fed up with arguing, gives out Shadowgate tip]
Caller: Ok, thanks. I have another game I'm having problems with. Hold on, I'll get it.
Counselor: Actually, the phone lines are really crowded as this is a toll-free number. Maybe you could call back when you have the game?
Caller: No, It's too hard to get through.
Cunselor: I'm sure you understand that we would like to serve everyone.
Caller: Yeah, but never mind. I'll go get the game.
II. The Track Star
Counselor: Thanks for calling Nintendo. How can I help you?
Caller: I just got Track and Field for my Game boy and I think something's wrong with it.
Counselor: What seems to be the problem?
Caller:Well, It's missing the table tennis event.
Counselor: ...
Caller: What do I do?
Counselor: Actually, the Track and Field game doesn't have a table tennis event in it.
Caller: Why not?
Counselor: Well... I think it's called Track and Field because all of the events take place either on a track or a field.
Caller: Oh. Thanks
III. The Math Wiz
Counselor: Nintendo hotline how can I help you?
Caller: In Spyro, how many more fairies do i need to get to have 20 fairies?
Counselor: Well, um, How many fairies do you have now?
Caller: Sixteen
Counselor: Sooo... There's 20 fairies and you only have 16, meaning you neeeeeed...[pauses hoping the caller will figure this out himself.]
Caller: I dunno. You tell me
Counselor: ...
Caller: ...
Counselor: Four. The answer is four fairies.
Caller: Oh. [Click.]
This one is my favorite:
IV. Mr. Clean
Counselor:Thank you for calling Nintendo. How can I help you?
Caller: I think there's something wrong with my Super Nintendo.
Counselor: What seems to be the problem?
Caller: Well, I tried playing it the other night and I couldn't get any of my games to work, so I decided to clean them because I thought they might be dirty.
Counselor: And that didn't work?
Caller: No, In fact I think all of my games are ruined.
Counselor: How did you clean your games?
Caller: I put them in the dishwasher on normal cycle.
Counselor: ...
Caller: Do you think you can fix them?
Counselor: At this point, it may be a good id4ea to upgrade to a newer system. I'd also recommend using a cleaning kit in the future instead of using your dishwasher for your games.
Caller: I wish someone had told me that before.