OT – Wife makes customer return his iPad

[admin]

Do you ever consult your spouse on your purchases?

On a house or car, that would make sense. But for an iPad? Totally crazy, IMHO.

Wife makes customer return his iPad:

One iPad came back with a post it note on it that said “Wife said no.” It was escalated as something funny, and two of the VPs got wind of it. They sent the guy an iPad 2 with a note on it that said “Apple said yes.”

http://www.macrumors.com/2011/03/18/ipad-2-wife-says-no-but-apple-says-yes/

[outtamojo]

Now, there’s a guy that’s gonna be alone and watching porn on an ipad…

[outtamojo]

Now, there’s a guy that’s gonna be alone and watching porn on an ipad…

[outtamojo]

Now, there’s a guy that’s gonna be alone and watching porn on an ipad…

[outtamojo]

Now, there’s a guy that’s gonna be alone and watching porn on an ipad…

[outtamojo]

Now, there’s a guy that’s gonna be alone and watching porn on an ipad…

[UCGal]

Sure I see the humor in all of that.

But seriously – iPads are a big enough expense that unless you are wealthy, you probably should consult your spouse.

Our household rule of thumb is no purchases over $200 without at least a mention to the spouse. An iPad would qualify.

You’re single, you are the only one making claims on your money. It’s different when you’re balancing the needs of more than one person on a budget.

[UCGal]

Sure I see the humor in all of that.

But seriously – iPads are a big enough expense that unless you are wealthy, you probably should consult your spouse.

Our household rule of thumb is no purchases over $200 without at least a mention to the spouse. An iPad would qualify.

You’re single, you are the only one making claims on your money. It’s different when you’re balancing the needs of more than one person on a budget.

[UCGal]

Sure I see the humor in all of that.

But seriously – iPads are a big enough expense that unless you are wealthy, you probably should consult your spouse.

Our household rule of thumb is no purchases over $200 without at least a mention to the spouse. An iPad would qualify.

You’re single, you are the only one making claims on your money. It’s different when you’re balancing the needs of more than one person on a budget.

[UCGal]

Sure I see the humor in all of that.

But seriously – iPads are a big enough expense that unless you are wealthy, you probably should consult your spouse.

Our household rule of thumb is no purchases over $200 without at least a mention to the spouse. An iPad would qualify.

You’re single, you are the only one making claims on your money. It’s different when you’re balancing the needs of more than one person on a budget.

[UCGal]

Sure I see the humor in all of that.

But seriously – iPads are a big enough expense that unless you are wealthy, you probably should consult your spouse.

Our household rule of thumb is no purchases over $200 without at least a mention to the spouse. An iPad would qualify.

You’re single, you are the only one making claims on your money. It’s different when you’re balancing the needs of more than one person on a budget.

[Ren]

Agreed – it’s a respect and partnership issue, not a “who wears the pants” issue. I can buy a xoom if I want, but I wouldn’t do it without discussing the need with my wife.

[Ren]

Agreed – it’s a respect and partnership issue, not a “who wears the pants” issue. I can buy a xoom if I want, but I wouldn’t do it without discussing the need with my wife.

[Ren]

Agreed – it’s a respect and partnership issue, not a “who wears the pants” issue. I can buy a xoom if I want, but I wouldn’t do it without discussing the need with my wife.

[Ren]

Agreed – it’s a respect and partnership issue, not a “who wears the pants” issue. I can buy a xoom if I want, but I wouldn’t do it without discussing the need with my wife.

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