The complaint tablet to Ea-nasir (and his apology to Nanni)

In 1750BC a disgruntled customer sent a letter of complaint to his copper dealer about a bad batch of ingots. Hear his complaint and learn what a good apology might look like. It's the world's oldest complaint letter, but it could easily be a modern story.
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[@troodon1096]

Just remember, you piss someone off enough, your bad reputation may last for almost 4000 years.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

I'm trying to wrap my head around the fact that there are multiple RUclips channels dealing with somebody's complaint letter from 4,000 years ago.

[@darthbiker2311]

"Omae wa mou shindeiru Nanni."
-Ea-Nāsir's apology, probably

[@Sara3346]

This is a great introduction to your channel! A good way to handle these problems!

[@th3omachos]

What makes my head spin is that this is all real. And these two human beings could never fathom such a distant and strange future, with such magical technology, would take their dispute as exotheric commedy. Really, history is special

[@jarekkraul2928]

Your content is so touching

[@Yamifira]

a man is not truly dead unless his name is forgotten, somewhere out there ea-nasir is severely confused why he now runs a shady videogame company bearing the first 2 letters of his name

[@kosuzumotoori]

The sun god isn't Samas, it's Šamaš. It's pronounced Shamash. It just bugged me, your video is great 😊

[@hellohelpscout]

Thanks for letting us know, sorry for the mispronunciation.

[@RobespierreThePoof]

Common error for English speakers. To be fair, hearing any bronze age language pronounced correctly (when we even know what the correct pronunciation is) is rare.