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  What's an iPhone?
  Sent from my 180€ android
context: A big no kidding here. 
  Ford, Chevy, Dodge/Ram all of their fans will argue to the death over which one is the best. They all have pros and cons. >
  
  You say it's a "yeah,no shit" moment but a lot of people disagree that it's not up to preference, and that brand X is better than brand Y because (basically) I said so >
  
  OP’s username is a big mood >
  
  The rivalry is intentional and the competitors like it. It drives sales because it drives brand loyalty. Just the same way that you have a favorite football team, even though they all work for the same company. A Pepsi employee tried to sell Coca-Cola their "secret formula" and Coke turned them in to the FBI, because the rivalry sells more product. >
  
  I went to a house show recently, and one of the performers asked, "Does anyone have a USB C cable?" Someone in the crowd loudly was like, "Who tf uses USB C?" All I could think was what a trivial thing it was to be such an asshole about >
  
  Yea, is it so hard to show empathy to people who don't agree with you about a fucking PERSONAL PREFERENCE. That's why it's called a personal preference. Because it differs from person to person >
  
  What’s an Android?
  ^(Sent from my iPhone)