anyone else feel like royalty when they are out in public with their apple watch?

[rweed]

I really felt like a total Apple douche bag at first because I realized I bought it just to say I had one. Then, I returned it and that feeling went away and my $500 went back into my pocket.

It just serves no purpose. And, the times I needed a stopwatch, the damn screen kept going dark.

I'm really curious to know the return rate on these. I'm betting it's pretty high for an Apple product.

 

[grenhall]

Don't know if it's been said already but... Even McDonalds know a real Apple Watch.

 

[bunnicula]

I really felt like a total Apple douche bag at first because I realized I bought it just to say I had one. Then, I returned it and that feeling went away and my $500 went back into my pocket.

It just serves no purpose. And, the times I needed a stopwatch, the damn screen kept going dark.

I'm really curious to know the return rate on these. I'm betting it's pretty high for an Apple product.

There's the problem.

I bought mine to use it.

 

[sjperformance]

Nah. I only slightly feel like when I'm wearing my Rolex datejust II

 

[MH01]

I think royalty means something different in the U.S.

 

[rsxmachine]

like i just got back from mcdonalds and i could tell both employees had a hard on for it and lately i've been getting glares and ooh and ah's from random people who see it.

In a way I feel empowered now when I go out, anyone else kinda feel the way?

They are probably thinking what a dumbass you are for spending so much on something obsolete in a year