I read this as,
"Do you hate freedom? Buy yourself an Apple Watch and always, literally always, be shackled to someone else's priorities!"
I realize this is not a charitable interpretation but I feel like it deserves a counter-narrative.
"Do you hate freedom? Buy yourself an Apple Watch and always, literally always, be shackled to someone else's priorities!"
I realize this is not a charitable interpretation but I feel like it deserves a counter-narrative.
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