Yes, there is justice in the world. My iPhone arrived within 4 days, and I went to pick it up yesterday. The line was like that of a highly rated difficult to pronounce French restaurants, that served even more difficult to pronounce entre's. The ones that keep you hungry even after paying through your nose. (They are probably there not for people needing mere food...) And where you are supposed to say afterwards it was heavenly even though you would have preferred a burger. The end justifies the means I say. And the means necessary to go there are a lot.
Anyway, I was talking about the iPhone lines. I stood there watching other people getting that coveted object of my desire. The names were scratched off slowly one after the other, and Ijust kept looking at the list. After an hours wait, we did get the iPhone, and the process was pretty painless. They activated and voila - I could call.
The fun began when I came home and my wife could not tear me away from that darn thing. I have never lusted after any other inanimate object, but once you look at the sleek, beutiful finish, the shiny surfaces, the cute icons, and the novel zoom in zoom out, flick up down movement on the screen - I mean how could you not fall in love?
I am a happy man.
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