August 16, 2005

On the bright side, perhaps some Apple Store employees got trampled



In accordance with the Ray McAllister Full Employment Act of 2003, Henricoans duly rioted at the $50 iBook sale today, capturing not just local but national media attention.

You have to grudgingly respect people who still stampede--after all, it's not as if it's ever really worked out for anyone except maybe the guy who had red lights all the way to that Who concert in 1979. The only upside I can see to this whole boondoggle is that by insisting that only Henrico residents be allowed to purchase the laptops, they can't blame "outsiders." This is your fine county, ladies and gentleman, in all its stroller-crushing, pants-wetting glory, and I'd like to do my part as a suave City of Richmond resident by offering lessons in etiquette, or at least geopolitical-crisis survival, to any Henricoan who desires to improve upon his or her savage nature.

2 Comments:

Blogger Scott said...

Stupid Stupid Stupid!

Anyone want to run as Green for Henrico County Supervisor, let me know.

I know you like to make fun of Apple, Andrew, but...

I think one of the other facets of this is that you get the idea that Henrico government wanted to insult Apple by selling these computers for such a small amount, but hey, they got a stampede for Apple products instead.

Maybe Apple should use this in one of their groundbreaking commercials.

11:54 AM  
Blogger Andrew Beaujon said...

Oh I don't dislike Apple--I'm an enthusiastic consumer of their products. I just hate the snooty geeks they employ at Short Pump.

12:18 PM  

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