← Back to context Comment by officeplant 1 day ago I can't even afford the 17e, who is this we? 4 comments officeplant Reply dgellow 1 day ago The audience at large. It’s obviously not every single individual yesitcan 15 hours ago That’s a roundabout way of saying “you’re unusually broke.” paganel 12 hours ago I also can't fathom paying $2,200 for a phone, which is to say that we're not all working for US big tech companies in here. dgellow 11 hours ago I have the disposable income and would still not pay 2k USD for a phone a FWIW. But I spend that on other hobbies (just ordered a programmable power supply and an oscilloscope earlier this week, close to that price when taken together)
dgellow 1 day ago The audience at large. It’s obviously not every single individual yesitcan 15 hours ago That’s a roundabout way of saying “you’re unusually broke.” paganel 12 hours ago I also can't fathom paying $2,200 for a phone, which is to say that we're not all working for US big tech companies in here. dgellow 11 hours ago I have the disposable income and would still not pay 2k USD for a phone a FWIW. But I spend that on other hobbies (just ordered a programmable power supply and an oscilloscope earlier this week, close to that price when taken together)
paganel 12 hours ago I also can't fathom paying $2,200 for a phone, which is to say that we're not all working for US big tech companies in here. dgellow 11 hours ago I have the disposable income and would still not pay 2k USD for a phone a FWIW. But I spend that on other hobbies (just ordered a programmable power supply and an oscilloscope earlier this week, close to that price when taken together)
dgellow 11 hours ago I have the disposable income and would still not pay 2k USD for a phone a FWIW. But I spend that on other hobbies (just ordered a programmable power supply and an oscilloscope earlier this week, close to that price when taken together)
The audience at large. It’s obviously not every single individual
That’s a roundabout way of saying “you’re unusually broke.”
I also can't fathom paying $2,200 for a phone, which is to say that we're not all working for US big tech companies in here.
I have the disposable income and would still not pay 2k USD for a phone a FWIW. But I spend that on other hobbies (just ordered a programmable power supply and an oscilloscope earlier this week, close to that price when taken together)