Much like cars, the person with a nice car could be living in the ghetto which then begs the question of why are you driving a $50k car and living there? In terms of a tagline on a Twitter post no it doesn’t tell you anything about the person but if it said “sent with my iPhone 15” it would tell a bigger story.
Maybe because the car is an escape from an otherwise shitty life where staying at home means friction, stress, disagreements and disputes, but the car is their own sacred place, where they can get away from the bullshit and free their mind, and just enjoy a little bit of happiness.
tbh i hate just about every corporation, but especially ones that create a “culture” of fanboys/girls who adopt the brand as part of their own personal identity and condemn any criticism of the brand as if you just kicked their puppy
Much like cars, the person with a nice car could be living in the ghetto which then begs the question of why are you driving a $50k car and living there? In terms of a tagline on a Twitter post no it doesn’t tell you anything about the person but if it said “sent with my iPhone 15” it would tell a bigger story.
Maybe because the car is an escape from an otherwise shitty life where staying at home means friction, stress, disagreements and disputes, but the car is their own sacred place, where they can get away from the bullshit and free their mind, and just enjoy a little bit of happiness.
Not that I’d know anything about that…
10 seconds on google will show you that verizon offers a iphone 15 pro max for $33/month for new subscribers. that’s just one example of one carrier.
can the whole “if you have an iphone you’ve got nothing to complain about” narrative just fuck off and die already? i say that as an apple hater
Yea, hate Apple users for valid reasons, like giving more money to a company that gloats about how rich they are.
tbh i hate just about every corporation, but especially ones that create a “culture” of fanboys/girls who adopt the brand as part of their own personal identity and condemn any criticism of the brand as if you just kicked their puppy