Who gives a flying f$&@ over a watch?

Society has lost touch with what’s important.

A fookin watch?

Should be ashamed.

I bet the parents of the 8-year-old Congolese boy that retired NBA star Dikembe Mutombo helped travel to the United States to have a tumor removed from his face died on Friday
are figuring out what watch to give as a gift.

OP, I'd really like to know how things worked out. Was she visibly upset or disappointed? Was it really not a big deal?

There's always Valentine's Day and Mother's Day on the horizon. And your DW will have a birthday at some point, as well.

Hope this wasn't really a disaster. Check back in!

You’re screwed

it went straight to the trash can

Well? Divorced yet?

Anonymous wrote:Why didn’t you get her what she wants

This.

I am OBSESSED with my Apple Watch.
Early adopters are never satisfied with any tech.

Anonymous wrote:fwiw-- EVERYONE I know who has bought an Apple Watch (including an early adopter) or Samsung smart watch has abandoned using it after 2 weeks.

Haha! No. I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love their Apple Watch. Mine is an extension of me at this point.

Love, love, love my Apple Watch. It was a gift for Mother’s Day. Tell her that you’d be happy to exchange and that it was an honest mistake. I’m sure she’s already opened it by now. How did it go?

Anonymous wrote:You should not have bought the fit that you should buy the Apple Watch. If you give her a Fitbit and you knew what she wanted she is going to be upset I don’t know why you did this. My husband and I don’t do gifts but if we did I would never let them do gifts again after this because it’s just not worth it.

Spouses not giving gifts to each other her is odd to me. What is your rational, just curious?

She should just be happy you got her something. Tell her get her own money and buy herself what she wants.,

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:fwiw-- EVERYONE I know who has bought an Apple Watch (including an early adopter) or Samsung smart watch has abandoned using it after 2 weeks.

Really? Everyone I know who has one loves it. (PS, I don't have one and am not interested... but just saying, people seem to like them.)

Same. I don’t even know one person who stopped wearing theirs.

I can no longer imagine daily life without my Apple Watch. It literally functions as a phone on your wrist (I have the series two, so it's old but works perfectly).

Anonymous wrote:fwiw-- EVERYONE I know who has bought an Apple Watch (including an early adopter) or Samsung smart watch has abandoned using it after 2 weeks.

Really? Everyone I know who has one loves it. (PS, I don't have one and am not interested... but just saying, people seem to like them.)

fwiw-- EVERYONE I know who has bought an Apple Watch (including an early adopter) or Samsung smart watch has abandoned using it after 2 weeks.