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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn
Hence, why would I want to buy a Galaxy Gear if I'm going to turn it off a lot? I don't mind if others want to be reachable at all hours of the day, I just don't understand why.
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Then you've figured out the problem: your inability or unwillingness to distinguish between what
you want and what
others want.
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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn
Intellectually I get it, all of it. However, people I know that live this kind of lifestyle are always complaining about not having enough time for themselves, being overworked, never being able to turn off. Yes, they drive fabulous cars, live in big houses and go on expensive family vacations. They are also the ones that go through three or four divorces, see their children from the first marriage maybe twice a year (despite being available all the time) and are never really happy. So I do comprehend their choices, but I don't understand the emotional price they are willing to pay for the material benefits. But, it's probably me that have a problem, most people will make the same choices.
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LOL it's hard to imagine a more cliché-ridden statement of generalizations. You should become a Hollywood writer.