Imagine: It’s the year 3000. People everywhere have lived through the Age of Champions – that glorious time in the early 21st Century when the Champions of customer service (aka Zendesk) rose to power and fixed bad customer service. Now, in the first retrospective of its kind, The Museum of Annoying Experiences is exploring the Time Before Champions (T.B.C.), with digital exhibits that bring customer service nightmares to life.

But here’s the thing: In the distant future customer service is pure, seamless bliss. It’s been so long since anyone experienced bad customer service, that they don’t really know all the details. So they have to guess – and most of the time they get it hilariously wrong.

Imagine: It’s the year 3000. People everywhere have lived through the Age of Champions – that glorious time in the early 21st Century when the Champions of customer service (aka Zendesk) rose to power and fixed bad customer service. Now, in the first retrospective of its kind, The Museum of Annoying Experiences is exploring the Time Before Champions (T.B.C.), with digital exhibits that bring customer service nightmares to life.

But here’s the thing: In the distant future customer service is pure, seamless bliss. It’s been so long since anyone experienced bad customer service, that they don’t really know all the details. So they have to guess – and most of the time they get it hilariously wrong.

Plug in your brain jack and visit the Museum of Annoying Experiences. It’s an annoying/amazing/immersive experience that you won’t want to miss.