Really?
Damn I'm weird. I make big purchases on my phone to make it feel like a small purchase.
Fuck that's not healthy is it
The most expensive stuff I've ever ordered was on my phone. I did so by calling this vendor who knew me well.
Other than things like that it's mostly fast-food.
You actually talked over your phone?
Does it have one of those spinny dials too?
Dials? No, back then you had to speak to an operator to make a call.
I hate when they offer a discount for using the mobile app to make the purchase. My local airline does that shit.
It's always annoying, but everything does this now. Kroger has tags that say $4.99, $3.99 with Kroger card, $2.99 with mobile coupon.
Assholes
Edit:For those who don't know, Kroger is a grocery store.
I don't even agree with that but world forces me, I only buy in my laptop just because the site don't fucking work on mobile, it don't accept my card, and when go to the laptop, with the same fucking card, it just work???
BTW: are people born in 2004 considered millennial?
I did most of the paperwork for buying a house on my phone
Big screens are for Digi-key orders
Ooh, a meme from gay comedian Justin Covington in the wild! Big ups to the big man.
i think i was born too late to relate to most millenials
for me, big computer is for either
A. Something that needs more power (gaming, CAD)
or
B. Something easier to do with a mouse and keyboard (long documents, fps games, video and photo editing, etc)
but i have no problem spending $3,000 on something through my phone screen. I bet whatever business im buying from has a mobile-first design for their website anyway
I will make it my life's purpose to pay for a business class fight on a smartwatch, no scratch that, a smart ring, i will report back with further progress.
I can just picture you spinning the ring to read 1 letter of the terms of service agreement at a time.
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