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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Christina Warren said 2:56PM on 3-01-2008
*prepares to go to the Apple store to meet guys*
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Mike said 3:08PM on 3-01-2008
Well, hello Christina...
Galley said 3:19PM on 3-01-2008
That's funny. I was hoping to meet women at our Mac User Group, but they're all my Mom's age. I guess I should drive to Charlotte and hang out at the Apple Store.
Tom said 3:57PM on 3-01-2008
Galley: Yeah, it does suck that MUGs really aren't being utilized much anymore. It's like the popular idea that the ipod users are anti-social is true even so for ibook users :(
Liam said 3:10PM on 3-01-2008
Eew. And I say this as a guy who pops in to apple stores quite a lot.
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Erik said 3:23PM on 3-01-2008
I know that guy! I think he's married.
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geochick said 3:39PM on 3-01-2008
Guess I'm out of luck no Apple store near here. BTW in this town If there was such a store and I went there looking for guys one of two things would happen 1. most of the people working there would be women 2. most of the guys working there wouldn't be interested in women. So either way I'm out of luck there. Besides the only thing I visit a Apple store for is to buy hardware and software and I already know what I want and how to hook it up.
LOL
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Tom said 4:03PM on 3-01-2008
Meet _people_ at your local Mac Users Group!
http://www.user-groups.net/user_groups.html
Seriously, do it.
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jkuehn said 4:09PM on 3-01-2008
It's also an interesting place for guys to meet...guys. After a recent visit to the local Apple store I was hit up online by someone who said they had seen me there. Exchange of photos resulted, and well...if there is any more to this story it is left to your sordid imaginations.
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JEff said 8:30PM on 3-01-2008
Totally agree. NYC Apple Stores are a universal pickup place. Lots and lots of furtive glances between every imaginable combination of male and female adults. Plus Apple employs geeky hotties so there's always someone to ask a question you already know the answer to;)
Larson said 4:39PM on 3-01-2008
Yeah you can meet guys there but that's no good for us guys. What I've noticed is that the most attractive girls all go to the Apple Store too. They always go to the iPods. The best thing to do is answer their questions when they're talking amongst themselves. That'll get you a girl in no time.
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encrypttie said 4:53PM on 3-01-2008
Well how about an online TUAW dating service (iDate perhaps)? Just make sure you write a script to allow only people running OS X to get in... ;)
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alden said 5:29PM on 3-01-2008
I met my boyfriend of 3 years at the downtown SF Apple Store....
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Quine said 6:09PM on 3-01-2008
Once you go Mac, you never go back
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Frank said 7:58PM on 3-01-2008
lol @ Quine. well played.
: )
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artifex said 9:32PM on 3-01-2008
I don't see why someone would hang out there. They don't even have stuff to drink, nor places to sit and chat convivially, etc.
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Ender78 said 12:06AM on 3-02-2008
That's why you'll have to invite her back to your place :)
jess said 12:03AM on 3-02-2008
as one of the very few female employees of the Apple Store I can attest to the amazing guys working and frequently visiting the Apple Stores... its a wealth of amazing, quasi-nerdy guys - and for some reason, many of them are SINGLE!? go figure.
take advantage ladies... we attract 'em like moths to the flame!
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mmendoza27 said 11:26AM on 3-02-2008
Great! Now we are going to get even more girls coming to the Apple Store to play with Photo Booth here in San Antonio. I kid, I kid... sorta. Actually it's funny that this article gets published since I just started working there last week.
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ZeroCorpse said 12:46PM on 3-02-2008
This would be great if Apple had any kind of logical order to their opening of Apple Stores. Here in Michigan, we have a bunch on the eastern side of the state in the Detroit metro area, and a couple on the western side of the state in the Grand Rapids area, but absolutely none in the middle of the state, in the capital city and home of Michigan State University (Lansing/East Lansing), and none in the northern part of the state. --And of course, there are none in the Upper Peninsula (but then, there's NOTHING in the U.P., anyway).
I've been complaining about my town's lack of an Apple Store for a while. It seems stupid that they keep building Apple Stores within 10 miles of each other in the Detroit area, but can't put a single damned store in the city that is home to the state capital and one of the state's two major universities.
The closest Apple Store for me is in Ann Arbor-- About an hour's drive on a good day. I live down the road from a large shopping mall owned by one of the major mall chains, and yet there's no Apple Store here.
And dammit-- I need a job (got laid off from my bookstore) and I'd love to work in an Apple Store!
C'mon Apple! Get on the ball! There are tons of MSU students and Michigan state government employees who use Apple products, and our only place to get them in town is Best Buy, now that CompUSA is out of business.
Are you really going to leave your customer relations up to an Apple kiosk in a Best Buy store?!?!
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