Enjoy the waiting period. By tomorrow night you'll realize you paid over $1000 just to check Facebook and Instagram exactly the same way you're doing today (myself included).
This is where blanket statements make me laugh.
You’re wrong. Myself and many others included will not have spent $1000 to use FB or IG (or any other Social Media tool) the same way I’m doing.
By the time I upgrade, which will be next year, I will have spent an estimated $606 (after tax). Yes that’s a decent chunk of change. However, my phone is my life line for my business and my personal organizer. My phone earns me far more money than I spend on it. By Saturday evening, I will most likely have used my phone to earn me at least $1,000. I will spend the $606 knowing I have a brand new product with a brand new warranty and a brand new battery to get through the day. I have a new product that will be a large screen but fit comfortably in my hand when I need to put together an email for a client. I have a new product that will provide me entertainment while traveling. I have a product that I will enjoy. The $606 I spend on this product will be no different than the $606 that someone spends on new rims for their car, or going out drinking throughout the month, or on their pet snake, or on their antique collection, or on cigarettes, or on a paint job for their kitchen, or on sports tickets or the latest designer purse.
I will have spent $606 on something that not only is a daily tool to make sure I can schedule things for my family in an efficient manner, but quite frankly something that makes me happy in some way or another. It’s something I enjoy.
Also, keep in mind, for a lot of people this will be a phone they hang on for two to four years.
Why do we constantly have to make these threads knocking how people choose to spend their money? It’s their money, not yours. If you feel guilty about it, that’s on you.
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This is SO true.
In all honesty, my Pixel XL does more than I need.
So did my 7Plus before that
my Nexus 6P before that
My 6SPlus before that
The first step in recovery is admitting I have problem.
That’s the thing. You have no problem. You enjoy tech, you have money to spend on it. Make yourself happy. That’s all that matters.