dandandandan2

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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   I live in a small town with no such nonsense
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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   Undoubtedly having a phone would increase convenience in my life. I’d also have to go to work more to pay for it which would seriously inconvenience my snowboarding time. I’d also spend more of my life staring at a small device instead of t
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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   I live in a small town. There is no uber or Lyft, or QR code parking. I ride my bike a lot. Snowboard nearly everyday in the winter and there is cell service in the mountains. I lived in mega cities for 10 years, I’ll never do it again. Cal
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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   > Nowadays, you can no longer exist in society without a phone Hyperbole doesn’t help. I’m a 44 year old former software engineer now with a modest social media following (100k per platform). I don’t have a phone. I’ve never had a smar
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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   I flew from Canada to Australia during deep Covid ($15k flight, mandatory locked in hotel for 10 days for $3k, etc) I don’t have a phone.
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   by dandandandan2 5mo ago

   > Nowadays, you can no longer exist in society without a phone Hyperbole much. I’m a 44 year old software engin, I don’t have a phone. Have never had a smart phone, haven’t had a dumb phone since 2015. Some things are annoying, for exa