The good news is that I now have an HP case manager, and it does look like the laptop might actually be on its way back to me. The bad news is that its going to the wrong location and I can't do anything to reroute it, so I'm going to have to drive 5 hours to pick it up on Monday if I want to take it to Calif. with me on Tuesday.
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