Tonight I was at a party in San Francisco and someone from Apple had an iPhone.
At first it seemed like a privileged few got to sneak a peak. But then as the drinks were flowing and the guy with the iPhone wanted to get laid, the phone was on display much more openly.
Naturally, since the guy seemed to be straight, it was mostly being shown to girls.
I didn’t bother to check it out, except in passing. All I think I heard—and I could be wrong—was something about how difficult it was to make something in regards to the Apple logo on the back.
I know. That’s incredible insight.
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