19 Jun 14
I am going to tell you what I dislike about it: it is an impulse buying machine. And compulsive buying is an illness, and the same way we regulate alcohol selling to avoid it being so easily available to sick people or those at risk of being caught by such sickness, this thing is a life wrecker.
What is its true value compared to other mobile phones? Nothing, out of some gimmicks here and there. It is designed to accomplish the consumerist dream and, in the way, fully achieve the downfall of brick and mortar shops.
I wonder if, once the revenues go up thanks to it, the Amazon employees will receive a fair compensation and decent work conditions.
19 Jun 14
Originally posted by SeitseSome words fell out of this sentence during the typing. 😛
And compulsive buying is an illness, and the same way we regulate alcohol selling to avoid it being so easily available to sick people or those at risk of being caught by such sickness, this thing is a life wrecker.
19 Jun 14
Originally posted by SeitseA Home Phone with one or two extensions is all I've ever wanted. And, No, Seitse. One of the extensions isn't in the Loo. lol
I am going to tell you what I dislike about it: it is an impulse buying machine. And compulsive buying is an illness, and the same way we regulate alcohol selling to avoid it being so easily available to sick people or those at risk of being caught by such sickness, this thing is a life wrecker.
What is its true value compared to other mobile phones? Nothi ...[text shortened]... thanks to it, the Amazon employees will receive a fair compensation and decent work conditions.