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   On Fri, 20 Aug 2021 17:40:29 -0400, Michael Trew  wrote:   
   >I worked for Apple Care tech support for a while.  Even though I had   
   >never used a Mac or iPhone before (or worked at a call center), they   
   >hired me.. Lol.  I noticed that iPhone users, at least circa 2015-2016,   
   >were more like your average miserable angry people, but Mac users were   
   >typically easy going, wealthy people.   
      
   The iPhone has gained far more market penetration than the Macintosh ever did,   
   so that includes more average, miserable, angry people.  Apple products also   
   have a well-earned reputation as being more expensive than similar "Wintel"   
   machines, ergo purchased more often by wealthy people.   
      
      
   >I spoke with lots of interesting   
   >people, sometimes people that worked for (spokespeople?) for famous   
   >people.  Book authors, video editors, etc.  At least 5-6 years ago, most   
   >of them were a whole different class of people.   
      
   Macs were widely adopted by people in the creative arts -- writers,   
   illustrators, etc.   
      
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   I will work my passage in stages, as the winter slips away   
      
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