The iPhone is turning me into an evil consumer
When the iPhone was first announced to be in production a few years back, being an avid iPod user, I quickly saw it’s potential and how well it would fit into my lifestyle and daily commute to work. However my lifestyle started to change and now does not involve a commute further than walking from my backdoor to my home office out the back. So my interest in the iPhone waned, even after playing with it around release time last year, during a trip to the US.
However as the hype started to build I started to become interested in the phone again, then whilst at a conference for work, Apple came out and demonstrated the iPhone against our software and others. I was sole and wanted one.
So after umming and ahhing, come release day I headed down to my local Optus store and was about 8th in the queue. I got into the shop, put through my order as they had run out of 16Gb black iPhones left so then the wait begins.
Normally I am fairly patient, patient as a saint you might say, when it comes to just about anything. However for some reason I am caught up in the unhinged desire to have the iPhone in my hands now. It hasn’t even been a week and I find myself waiting anxiously by the phone to get “The Call” from Optus telling me my phone as arrived. Now I am sitting on Mac forums watching other people telling me they have received their iPhones whilst I sit here constantly wondering why my phone isn’t sitting in my hands.
Why haven’t I got it?. I wants it, I wants my iPhone
