Caught
Comments: 0 - Date: May 10th, 2006 - Categories: The Consumption
the names of the innocent have been changed, the names of the guilty though…
I am a college student (my second time around). Specifically, I’m studying to become a high school history teacher. I am a student with a lifelong habit though, Macintosh. I got my first Mac in 1986, a used Mac Plus with 1 megabyte of RAM a massive 40 megabyte external hardrive. Since then, I’ve always had to keep up, first it was the SE, then the IIsi, the Powerbook 140, and from there on, more Macs than you can shake a stick at (I missed the Mac TV). I usually keep my Mac for about 6 months, and then resell it and move up. I almost always buy used, so don’t get any ideas about me being rich.Since I went back to being a student again, I’ve been selling Macs more regularly, picking up good deals on used Macs locally and then reselling on eBay. I’ve been doing this for about two years now, its relatively easy, takes about an extra hour of my day, and usually pays the rent. In November when the new Powerbooks came out I decided I was going to buy one for myself, to keep, an early Christmas present that would come in handy for taking notes in class and finishing up a presentation I needed to do on the New Orleans school system. The day they were announced I ordered a nice new Powerbook G4 867 and found it on my doorstep only a few days later.