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Hi, I'm Ruben. I'm a 27 year-old father to a 5 year old son and a 3 year old daughter. As a young boy I dreamed of becoming someone famous. Which I imagine we all felt at one time or another. So i went to a private catholic high school, then ventured to a private college to follow my dream of being on television. I never did make it or finish college for that matter. I have learn to establish my self in the corporate world by not letting society define who I would become. I have been a very successful individual who understood hard work and established himself in a fortune 500 company and took his knowledge and expertise to a whole other level. I have alot to say, and alot to share so join my blog as I speak of the things that not only help me along in my journey but could help open the eyes of others who get caught up in letting society define who that person should and would become.















Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Do you really need that i Phone?

Just the other day i was walking through the mall Christmas shopping when i noticed all these people with smart phones.... I understand the day when a executive, a lawyer, or a business man had a palm pilot or a blackberry because he really needed it, but today I see teenagers, mothers, even the elderly with these smart phone that they really don't need. I have a simple Cricket phone.... it makes calls, takes pictures and sends messages and has a full key board, and it works fine. I just don't understand what people need all that technology, do you really need to update your status on Facebook about what your eating in the mall food court, or do you have to tell all your friends who's ex boyfriend they spotted in the mall with a new chick, not really. Maybe I'm just old fashion but i think its a waste of money to have all this garbage on your phone. Just the other day I had a co-worker ask me how much i was spending on my wireless phone, i told him forty five dollars flat. You have seen how big his eyes open when I made this statement when he replied that he was spending around eighty nine dollars a month with AT&T and was locked in for two years. I bet he regrets being swiped up by the hoopla of smart phones, I know that I wont. I just feel people could put there money to better use, for instance there's people waiting for the bus but are holding a smart phone, why not invest that money to get a car to get them off the bus...... or to at least get some new shoes. Just remember the next time you go to walk into an apple store or any cellular store for that matter, ask yourself....do I really need all that stuff on my phone?