11/07 - Thank You TH Tuesday

Oh you I understand

 

You could pry my iphone out of my cold, dead birb claws. Even then, I'm sure my dead body won't give it up.

It takes A+ Bearnie photos and I love it.

 

To each their own, you know? I got the Google Pixel 2 XL which, despite all the initial issues, is the best phone I've ever used.
iPhones are objectively great phones though. I'll never understand the Android vs. iPhone debate, or even PlayStation vs. Xbox. Use the thing that makes you happy/that you like, and move on.

 

ill just take the hands off then.....goes for her bonesaw

 

Even when I was making six figures last year, I stayed with a $200 off-contract phone.

I used it a lot, but I never played games with it or anything, and it was perfect for what I used it for - messaging, email, calendar, checking tracking numbers, controlling the lights in the house, pretending on Tinder to be a likable person (pff, who needs to be likable when you're ballin'), etc.

Battery life was amazing because some mid-range phones (including mine) still have swappable batteries, and I'd keep 3 on rotation and a spare in my pocket so my phone would literally never be dead when I needed it.

 

Canukian Road Rage!

 

*me starts an android vs iphone debate*

Oh look, real work stuff.

 

Yeah the PS vs Xbox debate is easy. PC

Android vs iphone? Windows Phone duh

 

For those 40 and up

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Considering most of us use our phones more than any other electronic device, I don't think it's crazy to spend money on it. I had android for years and constantly had issues with almost every phone I had. I switched over to Apple and have loved it since day one. They're so simple and easy to use compared to android.

 

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Unrated

Unrated

$5.29 / hour
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Has a Tracfone she got for free.

 

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Unrated

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I really didn't mean to start anything. I think it's silly to spend a lot of money on any type of phone. I don't do brand anything, because I personally think it is silly.

That's just me, like @Hummingbirdee said, everyone just do themselves and the world will be a better place

 

Sure, if you don't mind being herded around in a closed ecosystem.

There's much more flexibility for customizing on an Android. You don't even have to stick with the Google Play store if you don't want to.

 

I have the plus literally so that I can take better Bearnie photos. Ok, well, I was also taking a lot of photos for work at the time too, and I don't like lugging a dslr around all the time- but that was basically an added benefit compared to my increased quality of cat photo. I regret nothing!

 

iPhone vs Android debate is usually fought between people like you who plopped down $850 on a phone, but unlike you, they can't really afford it. So they have to go to war to justify others (but actually, mostly themselves) that the $ was worth it.

I make little quips here and there about iPhone, but many of you guys should know by now that I'm almost never serious.

I do think an Android phone is a better investment, but I don't have as much against Apple users as I let on.

 

I see you've learned from me well little evil one. I don't eat fast food much, but when a fire batch drops you best believe I'm asking the forum if I should go to CFA or Zaxbys, or order Dominoes vs Papa J's.