No, mansplaining would've been, like, explaining to me what a MB was or what you meant by 720p and 1080p. It's usually an unprompted, tenuously-related explanation of something. Like when I called about my internet being down and the Time Warner guy immediately mansplained what a router was. And I was all "it's not my fucking router, you stupid fuck. i said fuck all about my wireless network. it's the fucking
internet, asshole. do you know what a fuckin' modem is? all dem fucking blinky lights done is gone, fuckface" but I said all that in, like, the nicest, non-aggressive way possible.
Somewhat related to what I just said, but our family friend I mentioned above had to have Time Warner cable put in because that's the only company the apartment complex does business with. She had me try and set up her Chromecast, which I failed at. I couldn't figure it out. The Chromecast was still trying to read her old wireless network so after pulling out clumps of my hair, I decided to try and trick it by renaming her wireless network the old name the Chromecast was searching for. But I when I went in to do so, I realized it wasn't the same network name she had given me. I went into her den to look at the physical set up and found a router AND a modem-router combination. I was all "did TW give you both of these" and she was all "yeah." She has two wireless networks. Teh fuck? It just occurred to me that maybe she's being charged for two pieces of equipment. If so, nice scam, TW. I told her to call TW but she hasn't done it yet.
And in the end, she didn't even need the Chromecast because, like I said above, she has this fancy smart TV. Once I realized that, I was all "FUCK, what the fuck am I dicking around with this Chromecast for?" So I unplugged the thing and just got the TV connected to her new network. It has Netflix, Hulu, Youtube, Amazon, FB, and everything she needs on it. Don't know why she was trying to use the Chromecast. I don't think she uses anything specific to the Chromecast that's not already installed on her television.