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Like Apple? You’ll Have to Pay to Get in the Door.

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Posted Jul 26, 2007
PCMech Wire

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Rich Menga is PCMech's video guy, an author and part-time host of PCMech LIVE.
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There are five levels of ridiculous:

  • A little ridiculous
  • Somewhat ridiculous
  • Ridiculous
  • Really ridiculous
  • Absolutely ridiculous

Apple has now passed into the absolutely ridiculous category.

Why?

  1. Proof of iPhone’s crashing - in the Apple Store.
  2. Apple charging five bucks just to get into the Apple Store.*

The iPhone crash was at least tolerable. It is, after all, a very technical gadget. But to charge five bucks just to go into an Apple Store to see a product that doesn’t work?

That’s absolutely ridiculous.

Edit by Dave:
* Terms and Conditions apply to this headline. BBspot.com is like the Onion. Meaning, if you take that stuff too seriously, you might also believe that Google has bought the US Postal Service is now going to be reading and delivering all your mail. It’s called GPostal, an extension of Gmail.

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2 Comment(s)

  1. D said:
    7/26/2007 4:12 pm

    Um. Rich. BBSpot is a *SATIRE* site.

    The $5 store entry fee is a JOKE. SATIRE.

    Good grief.

    [Reply]

  2. Force Flow said:
    7/26/2007 7:31 pm

    The thing about BBSpot is that it always posts “fake” news, intended to be taken in a humorous light or a “what if” scenario.

    I’ve seen more than once where these gags and scenarios could actually be almost believable. This is one case where that happens.

    If you are duped by this, don’t feel bad. I got sucked in by a fake headline a number of years ago put out by BBSpot before I knew what exactly their website does.

    [Reply]

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