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You completely hit the hammer on the head with both this comment and the parent. I just assume that a big amount of 20-25-ish developers here that make $180.000
by mosselman 11y ago
You completely hit the hammer on the head with both this comment and the parent. I just assume that a big amount of 20-25-ish developers here that make $180.000 are excited at the prospect of having a personal assistant to match their other unreasonable status enhancing purchases.
As if any 'rich person' would spend any amount of time texting some random employee and give them access to his e-mails. If I were rich and would deem myself in need of a PA I would want to know them very well before allowing them access to my personal information and I would expect them to take care of certain things without me having to tell them what to do all the time, let alone text them.
- sail 11y agoYou are discounting a strong trend: expensive products become commodities. Plus there are degrees of richness. It's easy to name examples where rich people have been trusting their personal information to faceless entities for years. > to match their other unreasonable status enhancing purchases You don't know the purchases of the audience you are referring to.
- leni536 11y ago> You completely hit the hammer on the head http://dannybaranowski.blogspot.hu/2012/06/idioms-for-idiots-you-hit-hammer-on.html http://dannybaranowski.blogspot.hu/2012/06/idioms-for-idiots...
- mosselman 11y agoPoint well taken.