Well, to the point of the rant, those SALES associates John mentioned are now 
all over Twitter answering complaints from people who don't want to navigate 
telephony trees and sit on hold. 

Actually, they're more just protecting their brands. If you read that story 
about Kevin Smith getting pulled off Southwest for allegedly being too fat, 
you'll see the kind of ruckus an agrieved member of the Twitterati can cause.

-----Original Message-----
From: Don Ferguson <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2010 4:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [Treo] buyer as beta tester`

What's your theory, youngster?  

 

I'm 52 and showing no signs of slowing down on my willingness to jump into
the pool of new technology, hoping it has water in it!

 

Then again I do this for a living, so I might not be a typical sample.

 

Now SOME new technologies still evade me a bit.  Forex, I understand the
value of Twitter in numerous circumstances (earthquakes come to mind today)
but I can't for the life of me get all enthusiastic about tweeting about
every little thing (or even big thing) I do!  Going on vacation might be a
good reason to update my status on Twitter, but then I leave myself open to
people knowing that I'm out of town, and so getting my house burgled.

 

Anyway, I absolutely LOVE new technology, for the capabilities it can give
us that we didn't have before!

 

Does that help?


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