Recently, we enticed three members of the cult of Apple to just try using
Android for one whole month. And not only did they all find things that they
enjoyed about the Android experience, but one of them even made the switch.
I do want to stay with this phone.
Of course, that's just another way of saying that the glass is 2/3 empty. So,
is the walled garden really that great? Would it still be great if you'd never
used an iPhone? I need to know. Which is
why this time I found three Android users who have never daily driven a
modern iPhone.
Oh, I get it. I take the blue pill, I forget everything. I take the red pill
and I have to give up my Android for a month. Well, you could take pills, but I've
always found, my dear, that an apple a day is far better at keeping the doctor
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something for you. Now, it's time for our minimum wage employee from last time
to level up to genius and guide our androids through their choices and
answer any questions they may have. Let's see what they pick. Well, welcome.
You've won a $1,400 shopping spree to the Apple store. You
have to buy an iPhone. It's at the Apple store. It is at the Apple store. Hey, it's free
money. You do have to buy a phone. Okay, we're going to start with phones and then we're going to actually work our
way into looking at other Apple devices because we want you to have the best
Apple experience in the whole ecosystem, not just one phone. Have you ever used
an iPhone? What are your thoughts on iPhone? Has anything ever interested you
from them? I've not used an iPhone. Does iPod touch
count? Like Sure, we'll count that phone. Years ago, iPod touch five. About 5
years ago, I tried to switch to iPhone and I think within a week I switched
back immediately cuz I have this app on my phone that I have to use to
coordinate my life and it didn't work. Got it. What's the app's name?
Business Calendar. The last time I used a Apple like mobile
device was my iPod touch second gen on iOS 4.
So, it's been a couple years. In comparison, what I have right now is
a Galaxy S21. Um, it has three lenses. The bottom line for Apple is like they
only get two lenses. like it kind of seems kind of
Oh, you're going to be shocked cuz the bottom one actually only has one lens
now. Okay. Well, okay, that's fine. Let's start with that phone first, okay? Cuz this is
going to be our more budget phone if you were more interested in allocating budget elsewhere. Okay,
it's the iPhone 16e. I like the hold of it. Like the shape of
it. It's really nice. My immediate first thought is I hate 60 Hz.
Yes. So, any of the budget ones, so the 16E, 16, or the Plus are all going to be
60 Hz. If you want 120, you're going to have to go for at least the Pro.
At least the Pro model. Yeah. It's a tiny bit smaller. The bezels are kind of thick.
Yeah. Especially that compared to your whole punch. You got the big notch right
here now. Cuz like my screen will go all the way to the edge on this. I don't know. I
don't like how thick the bezels are, right? It's got one camera.
This one's out. Wow. That was very fast. This phone is considerably lighter than my current
phone, which is Wow. Yours is a chonker. It is a beast. So, any one of these
phones is actually going to be kind of nice for me because the one thing I
don't like about this thing is how much of a brick it is. Wow. It's like with the case, it's like
bigger than the Pro Max. Curious to see what you think about the screen. Maybe
we can watch a video or take a photo. Yeah, cuz it's one camera.
Take a photo. So, okay. This is I know it's like opposite of Okay, let
me just clear all this cuz I know it's opposite of Android in terms of like
this. Oh, wait. No, it's the same. The top is the setting. It's only if you
swipe from the top right. That's how you get to that control panel, right? So, if
you swipe from the very top right, that's where you get all your quick access. If you just swipe
down, that's where you would get your apps. The E. I'm already not really feeling
it. It feels too light for what I'm used to. The E already. Okay.
Yeah, I'm not I'm not feeling it. So, I think I can already kind of just Wow. Already. Just like Avon. You She
also just ruled it out like almost right away. Let's move up to the next one
then, which is the 16. It feels really small. Really? What size phone do you have
currently? Oh, wow. Okay. Holy. You're closer to like the 16 Pro Max than
I think so. But this this one is slightly too big. So, we'll see.
This was the base model entry before the 16e came out. Oh, it has two lenses.
Has two cameras. And one thing you'll notice as well is it actually has the shutter button.
I kind of found that stupid when it first came out.
Andy actually, one of the things he didn't like about the camera shutter button when he was talking to me is he
almost feels like it's too far over. Yeah. He almost wants it like more on the edge
when you're taking a photo. It's more ergonomic that way if it's on more on the edge. And I never noticed
that until he pointed out, but I like totally agree with him. So, it's that it's like a physical
button, but it's also got some swipe features on it. And then, yeah, you can change the selfie or
Oh, wow. Selfie cam is so much clearer on this thing. Wow.
It is handy to have the.5. Sometimes I like to do like nice wide shots like of
like the scenery and stuff. Well, you go biking a lot too, right?
Yeah, I do. Sometimes that wide shot makes the photo look better.
Yeah, it does have dynamic island, which is one thing to keep in mind. The reason
I mentioned that right after you mentioned the camera is if you decide to interact with the dynamic island a
bunch, you might end up like tapping over your lens which could smudge your
camera. That's definitely something people have brought up. I'm already kind of used to it cuz this
has the underscreen camera so it's constantly blurry. Anyways,
is that a button button? It's a touch. It is a button to take the photo or you
can kind of tap it and you could slide your fingers across it and that's how you could adjust some zoom. See, my
finger is in an awkward position right now where it's like trying to slide, but
it's like you're like reaching all the way over. It looks like really awkward.
Okay, so what's special about this one compared to this one? So, the biggest difference between the
16 and the Pro is you actually get more battery. It's got more cameras, better
cameras, and it also is a bigger phone.
This is like the base and then the step up to the next level. Oh, yeah. Okay, I can see that.
And these ones are also made of titanium. So, durability, a little bit more durable.
Wow. I you are eliminating them so much
faster than our Android users. I I drop my phone at least once a day on
concrete on like whatever outside my car when I'm getting out. Like it just it
just happens. Okay. I I need durability and I like that it has the better camera
cuz I'm taking photos all the time. Well, let's try the Pro and Pro Max. Get
your feeling for them. These are going to be again your top dogs. They're made of titanium so a little bit more
durable. Uh Dbrand again is sponsoring this video so you don't have to worry
about protecting it. We'll get you a case. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's immediately
better. the 120 Hz. Immediately better. Immediately better. Yeah,
these ones have always on display. These ones do not have always on display.
That's what I like to like about my Android. And you might notice the refresh rate on
this one because it's it's 120. Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot smoother, but it
doesn't bother me that it's not okay. Like 120. Like I don't see too big of a
difference. I understand what it's saying about like, oh, this is how much milliamp
hours there are. But how long will that last me in a day? Will I get through an
entire day? I would say that with a fresh iPhone, you will be able to get
through one day. Okay. I do take a lot of pictures with my phone. And
whether it's for is it for work or just personal? Personal. I just like taking pictures.
I asked that because sometimes that can impact people's decisions whether they
need like Lisa in our last challenge. We can zoom all the way in, see all the
details. Yeah. Sorry. God. Oops. I was going to say I didn't want to say
anything. I was looking at the fabric. I was looking at the resol. I was looking at
the resolution. I'm curious on your impressions of like the screen and camera though. We should
take some pictures and maybe look at like some YouTube videos or something.
See if you can get in. Yeah, that's the camera. Okay, there.
I wanted to see how long it took her to get the swipe cuz I personally struggle
with swiping into an iPhone. You know what? Why do I struggle with
that? I don't know. Do you have face unlock on that one? Uh, no. I usually use my thumb print.
So, that's that's probably why then that's one thing I'm immediately upset
about. Oh, what? They don't have the fun little switch anymore.
It is an action button now. So you can bind that to whatever tool you want.
Okay, that's kind of cool.
Intel's more power. Speakers sound pretty good. Very loud. Yeah, nice and clear. Okay,
no complaints there. I watch the clip channel all the time
cuz I never know what Linus is going to say. You have to figure out what has to be in the Monday morning meeting email. So
here they are side by side. That way you can get an impression of the screen.
What's your initial impressions? You don't sound like um your your tone makes it sound like
you're not quite impressed. I I would say that if you notice something
obviously bad right away, that is an immediate red flag. But if you're kind
of like, you know, you're not sure, I think that's a good sign.
Oh, what is that? Oh, okay. That's you're actually the
first person to do that. That's just part of like the AirDrop features where you can like share contacts to each
other, which now that you're going to be doing this with two other people, I
would encourage you trying it. But sometimes you can open up a contact
on this phone, hold it up to your friend who has an iPhone, and you can share contacts that way, you can share photos
that way. It's part of the Apple ecosystem. Cameras are a little bit
better as well. You actually get another camera on the back. Three. Let's go.
Wow. Don't act so shocked. Do you have a screen protector on this
one? No, I don't. Okay. I was going to say I see a little bit more like gloss and reflection.
Oil and dirt. I Hey, I was I You said it, not me.
The color seems a little bit better on this one. I was going to say I'm I'm more impressed right now with this phone at
this glance. Again, like I said, with the angle, I feel like I can see a lot
more reflections off of this phone. Out of your gut instinct, which one has
interested you the most? I would say the Pro just because I do
like that third lens. Mhm. Interesting. I say that because of
what the other people chose. So, I'm just curious. Okay. One thing that I do use though
with these cameras is I like to zoom in to take photos. And this one is actually
pretty good at that. Like when I'm at a kids concert and I'm sitting in the fifth row or whatever and I can't get
their face, it's really nice to be able to zoom in and actually see. That's 2x. That's 5x.
Oh, that's not bad. Wait, where's 10x? You might have to pinch zoom.
Look at that. Look at him. There you go. Actually, can I compare?
Yeah, let's compare it. I like that this one has a 10 immediately, though.
I mean, right away I This one makes him look very pale is what my my gut
instinct says. Yeah, he doesn't look
some of the details in the background though. Like I can see all the Oh, yeah. You're more background cuz on
this it almost just looks like it's just pixelated. Whereas this I can
actually kind of see the leaves, the shape of the leaves. It just depends on
if you want the bigger screen. I guess it's just coming down to Yeah, if I want the bigger screen.
It eats a lot of your budget, though. The starting one is $1,200 for that. How
about we go look at the other Apple stuff because depending on what those
might be, you might be willing to compromise on this if you want something
else to purchase. Gotcha. So, let's go to the watches. There's
three different watches here. There's the base model, the SE, which is
a couple years older at this point. That's why it's 2022. You do get only
the base amount of sensors, so like an accelerometer, some heart rate,
which honestly for what I need out of a watch, basically I just need to be like,
"Oh, I got a notification." You got the Series 10, which comes in two different sizes, or the flagship,
the Ultra 2. This thing is kind of a chunky beast.
Yeah, it's again made of the titanium material. It's topofthe line. It's
supposed to be everything you ever want. Look at this.
It is literally the size of your
I think this one's out, Elijah. It doesn't matter how much I like it or
like the features. I just cannot wear that. Let me take that. Oh, you currently use a watch.
I do. Which watch do you use? I don't remember the number or
is it a Samsung one? Yeah, it is a Samsung. Okay, that's fine. And how often do you use it? I
I wear it every day. Okay. I don't use it for anything particular.
Um I used to try tracking like water like
how many cups of water I do. Got it. Like I drink it a day. Um other than
that, I just look at the time and notifications sometimes. I literally
don't use my watch for anything else except for like mostly I guess looks, you know? Okay, I got a watch on.
Damn, you're really going for that flex status. I used to wear my watch on my right
hand, even though I was right-handed. And I didn't know until like years after
that I was supposed to be wearing it on the other hand. So,
is that a thing? You're supposed to wear it on your non-dominant. If you're right-handed and you're
writing something, your watch would be Well, when you were in school, I assumed
you went to school, right? Wow. Damn. So, we have the smallest one
here with this wristband. You should just try putting it on and seeing how you like it. It still looks quite
quite a big size for your wrists. So, it's got lots of sensors. You got your
heart rate sensor for all your health tracking. You've got gyros,
accelerometers, so you can track other just health things if you whether you go
for a run. What you described you use yours for currently. I feel like the SE
is probably going to be right up your alley. Like notifications and maybe
tracking your steps. Like that's it.
Steps. Yeah. Yeah. Like when we went to Disneyland, I definitely
You did a lot of steps. 33,000 steps.
That's crazy. Rope drop to close. It feels lighter than my Pixel Watch,
which is nice. Uh cuz that's one thing I was noticing. It was giving me a bit of like wrist strain wearing it.
In terms of functionality, this is realistically probably all I'm going to
need out of a watch. Yep. Um however, I do want to look at the
bigger size. So, yeah, let's try the 42. So, this is slightly bigger, but this one also gets
you more sensors such as body temperature, water temperature, and
because we're in Canada, we actually get oxygen sensors, which is kind of cool for your blood oxygen. If you go scuba
diving, do you go scuba diving? Nope. Kate, thought I'd mention it. Maybe you
want to get into scuba diving this month. Maybe. Probably not.
I do like having the extra features. I
don't know that I'll actually use them. I feel like it might be a gimmick thing.
Like, oh, I can do this, but I never actually look at it on a day-to-day
basis. Can I answer phone calls on this? Can I Can I actually read text messages
on this? Can I reply on this? Yep. The keyboard is small, but it also
still has like text to speech, so you could just say what you want to reply
with and it would reply. I am tempted by the watch, even though it's massive on my wrist.
I think this is going to be another good example of just the Apple continuity for you if you're going to go all the way
with a phone and a watch. How they connect and how they pair together both
again with your AirPods as well will be really, really nice. One of the other
features that's great about the watches is with your phone, you can use the Find
My Network to actually find your phone or your watch. If you get the SE, you're
allowed to ping your phone, so it'll make an audible like chime, but it
doesn't actually have like the arrow tracking to tell you where you're going.
That happened to Lionus on our trip to Bali. He left his phone on the beach.
Okay. And then we were like walking back and forth, back and forth trying to find it.
And he must have had a series 10 then because we were following the
the arrow to find it. And guess where we found it?
It was in uh one of those like cabanas that was locked inside the rafters.
Yeah. So, somebody had obviously found it and hid it to take later or something
like that. Or maybe they hid it for you to go find later because that could have been the
other way, too. So, no one steals it. They just like hide it. I'm going to go
with that. Let's hope there's good hearts out there. Part of the Apple ecosystem. You can actually share your
location with your friends who are also part of the Apple ecosystem. And you
could like find each other at like a concert or whatever. Yeah. Or track your
kids. Just tie it to their ankles like a police monitor.
I mean, I can track my kid now using the family app. Okay.
With his phone. What family app is it? It's just the Google family app.
I don't know if it works on iPhone. So, we'll have to find out. Oh, yeah. See, that is a problem is
everyone has to buy into this ecosystem for this ecosystem to work properly.
So, then convert. You need to convert to the ecosystem. No, but see, it's not just about
converting me. Now, I have to convert everyone else. This is why we're doing this video apparently.
Yeah, we're converting everyone at the company to use Apple. This is so that we can track them all. Elijah,
you're Whoa, whoa, whoa. You're the You're the owner.
you approve these videos. Comfort line is first.
Realistically, it's going to come down to the 40 or the 42. It's just do I want
the features? Do I care that much? I'll probably go for the smaller one
just cuz it's more practical. Like I don't need the like cool features.
Yeah. Now we're on to our iPads. Basically just bigger phones if that's
how you want to look at it. We have two here. There is technically the Pro and
the Mini. The Mini I have a size comparison. This is the older style
mini, but we don't actually have one in inventory. So, gives you a rough idea of
what the size is like. This one's too small. It's too small.
Yeah. If I want to go to browser or like read notes and stuff like this, if I'm
like using it as a laptop, I see. Okay. It's too small.
The iPad Air has two sizes. 11 in, which is this one, or 13 in. And then this is
your base of base iPad. You can compare the two of them. See if you feel the
need to have an iPad. Well, okay. Um, why do people use this?
Like is this in place of having a laptop or something like that or
I would say that the Pro would be more in line for people who are trying to
replace a laptop, but these would be for some people who want to get into maybe some drawing, grandparents that like to
FaceTime. Got it. Not saying you're old. I'm Editor. Cut
that, please. I'm just curious if they interest you at
all. Do you have you ever had a tablet? Whether it's been an iPad or an Android
tablet? I use a tablet. Yes. As like a laptop.
Like I have the keyboard and everything. I use that as my main. Do you know what tablet it is?
Windows. Current thoughts on iPads are I did actually buy a Red Magic Nova tablet as
well too. Interesting. Okay. And I bought it with the keyboard
attachment and the pen. Okay. How often do you use that thing?
I don't. So, correction. I use the tablet a lot itself. Primarily, it's a
Netflix machine. I watch movies on it in bed or at my desk here at work. Got it.
The pen I've probably used about five times since I've gotten it thinking I would use it more. I don't. And I don't
know if that's because the Android ecosystem sucks for anything pen and
tablet related, like there's no good apps. I think that's a very fair criticism. I
think Apple really knows their users and if someone is getting an iPad with an
Apple Pencil, they really do try to design their apps to at least feature
and have something that's worthwhile. My partner has an iPad Pro at home and
they use it for drawing and stuff like that. And so like Procreate, really good
for drawing, amazing drawing app on the iPad, as well as if you're doing 3D
modeling. They have Shaper 3D, which is basically like a full-blown CAD program
for your iPad. And there's just nothing equivalent to that on Android. So that
would be one of the reasons I might go for one of these. I don't know what I would use this for
on a daily basis, to be honest. Um, well, you mentioned you like watching
movies in bed. I do, but this is massive. Imagine just like laying in bed and holding this up
here. Yeah, if you drop that on your face, that would be
Have you seen the footage of me dropping my phone on my face? No, I have a scar on my eyebrow from doing
that. How does this work? Okay, so we got two volume buttons. Oh, okay. It's on the
top there. Yeah, your power buttons at the top there. All right. And if I wanted to orientate
it. Oh, okay. Automatically does that. Okay.
They're very similar screens. This one can actually get a little bit
brighter. Are they both 11 in? These are both 11 in. But again, this
one can go up to 13. Based off what I'm looking at here, I don't You don't think you're going to need a
tablet? I don't think I'm going to need a tablet. Well, just based off of how little I use mine
already. thought we'd try at least bring it into the ecosystem.
Yeah, I would much rather just like go ham on my daily drive device rather than
have multiple devices. Interesting. It's good to just at least get you the hands- on with it to see
what you think of it cuz you never know if your mind would have changed if you saw something on here or whatever. What
about a firetr? Okay. Why is my budget 1,400 and he gets
to buy a firetr? Technically, you approved the budget for
the firetruck. I didn't approve anything. I'm curious if any of these are even
remotely of interest to you or if it's probably colors.
I like how it looks. But you probably won't pick one of these up, do you think?
Probably not. Okay. Well, we run through all of our stuff that we have in store here. We're
actually going to bring out the laptop. We want to fill up your cart to $1,400.
Okay. And see what you're going to buy today. Actually, now that we've kind of gone through about through all this, I'm
actually a lot more excited to switch over than I originally was. Really? Why?
It's exciting. It's new. Okay. I was curious if anything had changed your mind or something, but
not really. It's just more seeing it in person. seeing it and actually using it now cuz
like you got to remember I'm coming back from the iPod touch second gen days.
Got it. Yeah, the hardware's changed a lot. It has changed a lot. Yes.
I'm honestly I'm leaning either towards the titanium, the white titanium or the
black titanium. Either way, both look really good in my opinion.
So, it'll either be $1,000 for the Pro
or it looks like it starts at $1,200 for the Pro Max.
I think I'm just going to go for the 128 GB Pro. Okay, cool.
And do what? Let's add it to our cart then so that way we can make sure we have our total and everything.
You know what? My current phone is white, so let's let's go black. All right, we've got it added. So, you
have about 400 bucks left. Okay, which would give you enough room for the
cheapest watch and then I believe some Air Tags if that's the route you wanted
to go. Well, actually, first let's add a watch cuz I I definitely want a watch. Okay, let's go with a black and orange theme.
Tangerine. Keep it LT. There you go. Cool. Let's double check
exactly how much we have. So, you have about 150 bucks left.
Okay. I'm actually kind of interested in these Beat Solos. The Beat Buds. I did not expect this at
all. Okay. Uh I mean I I had Beats back in the day
back when they were still owned by Monster and Monster owned them.
Like not the energy drink, but Monster Audio. Got it. Okay. I I was very confused for
a second. And the solid sound quality was great
back then. I don't know how things have changed since Apple purchasing them, but
I was definitely interested in checking these out. And the price is right.
You know what? Screw it. Okay. I'm into trying something new. Adding some beats. Okay. You have $60
left. What can we do for 60 bucks? I don't know if you're going to be able to get much with 60. You can get Oh,
I can get a singular Air Tag. You can get a singular Air Tag. Okay,
there you go. Just to try one out. Wait, can you get another Air Tag?
Managed to sneak another Air Tag in a budget. Okay,
so your final list. You're going to get two Air Tags. You're going to get the Beat Solo Buds, the Apple Watch SE 40mm,
and then the 16 Pro. It's a pretty solid haul. You actually got a pretty good haul for
1,400 bucks. It was a pretty good haul. I was actually more than I was expecting to get for
1,400 bucks. Are you locking this in? I'm locking it in. Cool. We'll see you in a month.
See you in a month. One thing I didn't actually ask you is how much storage do you have on your
current phone? Uh 126 or whatever.
128 is probably the base one. Okay, that's good cuz they start at 128. I was
worried if maybe you used I would go higher. Um I think over the
years things get bigger. Like the files get bigger and like
every time I've had a new phone it's always been bigger and I've always like used up like almost all of it.
Almost all of it. Okay. Well, if you want to up the storage size, you're going to probably have to
pay for it. Fine. That's expected. I'll alter the deal. So 128 is the base
for,000. You'd have to pay $100 more dollars for twice the amount
for twice the storage. Pretty pretty value. I'll just do one
for now. Yeah, we can put it at that and then we can again look at all our other stuff
and you can choose to compromise if you want to or whatever. You currently have
$1,100 in there. So you have about 300 bucks left to
spend. That would be enough to get you that base watch if you wanted.
I don't like this touch pad. I don't like the touchpad either. I think it's Don't long press. Don't long
press. Yeah, just tap. Oh, like don't click it. See, it's not
just me. Oh, there you go. See, it wasn't just me, though. No, it was me. It was you.
What? What? What? So, this will be your final choice then?
Yeah. This watch and this phone. Yeah. Okay, we'll lock it in. We'll get it
ordered and then we'll see you in a month. I actually do need a new laptop, but you
said it's out of budget. It sadly is out of budget. The cheapest MacBook would not even fit in our $1,400
budget. at least leaving room for a phone cuz you are required to get a
phone for this challenge. So, we should start with purchasing that. So, we have our three options
which was again the 16E, the 16 or the 16 Pro. Plus, you get all the fancy
colors with the new 16. I mean, all the good that's going to do
me when I cover it. With a great quality Dbrand skin. Thanks
for sponsoring this video, Dbrand. No, we'll go with the smaller one.
Okay. Y let's add it to our cart then so we can keep tally.
So, it starts at the 128. So, if you wanted to match your current storage,
you'll need to pay an extra hundred bucks. I do. I do need that. Oh, I've used
almost all of my budget. So, you got 300 bucks left. Okay.
I believe that would give you enough budget for a watch for the lowest end watch, but we can
double check here. Oh, I I do want to try the watch.
Then you're going to have to make a decision if you're willing to compromise with the older one or if you want to
lower your storage. Let's lower the storage cuz I want the
performance. I'll just have to back up my photos more often or whatever the case may be. So, we've got you locked in
with this watch. No trade in. We'll do no trade in. And we're going to
have to downgrade the phone, but at least you got two things. You'll get to
explore kind of a bit more of the Apple ecosystem. Okay, great.
There's your total. You have $2 to spare, but that you can't buy anything
on the Apple store for $2, not even their cloth. So, there you go. That's
going to be your Apple ecosystem for the next month. Oh, man. Am I going to hate my life?
I hope not, cuz that would make me feel really sad. But again, I will be here to
support you throughout the month. If you have any issues, you can just message me. I will do my best to help you with
them. Okay, sounds good. That way, whether it's transferring, setting up, or an app or something.
I think it's going to be all about the apps and just being able to actually use it. I'm sure if like setting up you do
once, so even if you run into problems, it's not like a daily problem unless
you're constantly setting things up. But I don't think that'll be me.
It'll be fun to see how it goes. I'm worried about the notifications. It'll be fun to see how it goes.
And now we play the waiting game. Is the grass really greener on Apple's side of
the garden wall? I'm going to go out on a limb here and I'm going to say no. One
of Ivon's killer apps is one called Business Calendar. It has extremely high
data density, which flies completely in the face of Apple's design, and I think
that's going to be a major impediment for her. As for Justin, he's such a
tinkerer at heart that I just don't see him being enticed. Natalie is my wild
card here a little bit because most of what I know about her is that she's way
better than me at Overwatch and that she's pretty practical and numbers
driven. So, I could see her going for it just because her new phone costs more
than her old one. But I guess we'll see. Just like we'll see this message from
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down below how you think our three victims are going to do over the next
month. And if you enjoyed this concept, go back and watch part one of switching
to Android. They only had to pick phones then.