My kid wants an iPhone... She's Six. | Angelo Tsarouchas

"We had a phone in the living room, on top of a doily."
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[@lanekelly79]

I had a string and two tin cans. It was awesome, in the tree fort with my friends.

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

ironically the AD before the video was for a phone... Angelo is Great

[@weltschmertzz]

Got my first phone when I was 16 and I'm a 90s baby

[@giwrgoshmm9430]

most gifted comedian in my opinion after dave chappele. sunexise etsi aggele!!

[@nicklang7670]

I grew up in the 90’s, I bought my own phone when I was a teenager it plugged into the wall and had a cord on it; when I could sign my own cell phone contract I did it myself with a basic flip phone when I had a job.

[@iannjan]

To crash the concept that an iPhone was luxury to my eyes when Greece was directly being attacked by Germany and in defiance the Greek economic elite was buying expensive iPhones and being proud of it on Facebook, the most high impact thinking intellect in Europe challenged in public on Facebook that the iPhone is luxury by explicitly saying that he had thought a completely different implementation of the term iphone at a possibly secret project. I felt comfortable. In principle, my friends on Facebook had such a high impact on global thinking that even the obvious could have happened spontaneously at moment, namely, the manifestation of cancer in Steve Jobs. The Greek government had never questioned in public that Germany was in fact doing a direct attack against Greece.

[@tbz1551]

I guess I am one of those morons who prefers the company of who I’m rather than who’s calling.