Nope , it ' s real . She ' s 22 so I guess her ignorance is understandable ? Didn ' t stop me from making fun of her though . <| sep |> The problem is the program has NO IDEA , and no way to even tell , where you clicked to launch it . Imagine that you are the program , and you ' re backstage at a giant hall with two rooms for guests . One of the guests reads your name on a card on their table , and shouts it out that ' s the equivalent of clicking on a program icon , which is just a visual link to the actual program on the computer hard drive the backstage area . When you hear your name , you are supposed to come forward into one of the two hall rooms . Problem is , since you can ' t see out from the backstage area , you have NO IDEA where the person was who called you . You don ' t only know WHICH room the person was in you don ' t even know which of hundreds of guests shouted your name . Some of them might be regulars , but anyone can walk in at any time on the computer , you can create new links almost anywhere to the existing program . So , where do you go ? You EITHER go to the first hall , OR you go to the last hall you visited it depends on what you normally choose to do . The problem is you have to find a way for ANYONE who ever calls you to also let you know where they are sitting . However , as I said , strangers can walk in , and all they know is to call out whatever name they read off a card . So , there ' s no way to make them change how they call you . Maybe you can hook up 1 , 000 microphones , and link each one to a device that lights up if your name is heard , and spread them out around the two rooms , so that you can go to both rooms and look around for a cluster of litup machines THAT is where they were . But it ' s a real pain in the ass . It ' s much , much easier to either accept that everyone who gets called always shows up in the first hall first , or that they will always return to wherever they were last . But since each backstage person program has their own way of doing things , you can ' t even assume everyone backstage will pick the same one of those two choices .