This is a great time for people in the position to learn it if they haven’t. Growing up in the Midwest taught me this, that it’s better to spend more on something that will last longer. Don’t spend $50 on boots that will only last a year. Spend $100 on the boots that will last 5 years.
Tech isn’t advancing at the same pace, we need to treat it the same way. I encourage everyone to do research and wait, save, and buy something that will last 5 years, and not reward Motorola for this.
Why shouldn’t it, after all, be expensive to be poor?
This is a great time for people in the position to learn it if they haven’t. Growing up in the Midwest taught me this, that it’s better to spend more on something that will last longer. Don’t spend $50 on boots that will only last a year. Spend $100 on the boots that will last 5 years.
Tech isn’t advancing at the same pace, we need to treat it the same way. I encourage everyone to do research and wait, save, and buy something that will last 5 years, and not reward Motorola for this.
This assumes that someone has the extra $50 to spend. Usually people buy the cheap boots because they don’t.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory