I completely agree. Some people confuse being cheap with being financially smart, but at some point, a scarcity mindset becomes obvious even in the smallest decisions. It's not really about Android itself, it's about settling for the cheapest option and then pretending hapiness.
Hot take, but if you are over 25 and still using an Android phone, you are actively telling the world you’ve given up on financial success.
It’s not about the green bubbles, it’s about the mindset. iPhones are for networkers and high earners.
Buying an Android shows a lack of ambition and a preference for cheap alternatives. I won't even reply to a text if it’s green.
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Hot take, but if you are over 25 and still using an Android phone, you are actively telling the world you’ve given up on financial success.
It’s not about the green bubbles, it’s about the mindset. iPhones are for networkers and high earners.
Buying an Android shows a lack of ambition and a preference for cheap alternatives. I won't even reply to a text if it’s green.