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So all the buzz and people standing in line for the newest Apple thing....whatever it is.
A news story from last week - a guy who got the first one from the store after he camped in line for days....I said DAYS....
The reporter wanted him to say what he liked about the new "phone," the features of it. The guy said at first he was impressed by the speed, but then he became aroused by the feel of it. The back of it feels like satin, so natural and comfortable in the hand.
Surely if you wear something all day you want it to be comfortable. Like socks or shoes or whatever. Comfortable. But a dadblame PHONE? Of course, if it's in your hand 12 hours a day.
My own boss is hopelessly addicted to his old crackberry, tapping on it during the annual departmental Christmas lunch, pretending to pay attention to our conversations while updating us on the emails he's getting.
It's a drug. One of the worst ones I've seen in practice. It's an addiction. Say it's not. I dare ya to say it's not a drug, a powerful one at that.
A news story from last week - a guy who got the first one from the store after he camped in line for days....I said DAYS....
The reporter wanted him to say what he liked about the new "phone," the features of it. The guy said at first he was impressed by the speed, but then he became aroused by the feel of it. The back of it feels like satin, so natural and comfortable in the hand.
Surely if you wear something all day you want it to be comfortable. Like socks or shoes or whatever. Comfortable. But a dadblame PHONE? Of course, if it's in your hand 12 hours a day.
My own boss is hopelessly addicted to his old crackberry, tapping on it during the annual departmental Christmas lunch, pretending to pay attention to our conversations while updating us on the emails he's getting.
It's a drug. One of the worst ones I've seen in practice. It's an addiction. Say it's not. I dare ya to say it's not a drug, a powerful one at that.
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