Like 56 percent of the American adult population, I used to be a dependent smartphone user who never went anywhere without Yelp-ing it first. That was, until a fateful day in June, two weeks after I moved to New York City, when, by destiny or by my own dumb carelessness, the big, bad city took my smartphone away. With no warranty and no insurance plan, it was back to basics. And by "basics" I mean a flip phone, purchased circa 2003. Shockingly, I wasn't mad about it. OK, I was a little mad... un...
Like 56 percent of the American adult population, I used to be a dependent smartphone user who never went anywhere without Yelp-ing it first. That was, until a fateful day in June, two weeks after I moved to New York City, when, by destiny or by my own dumb carelessness, the big, bad city took my smartphone away. With no warranty and no insurance plan, it was back to basics. And by "basics" I mean a flip phone, purchased circa 2003. Shockingly, I wasn't mad about it. OK, I was a little mad... un...
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