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7 Responses to "iPod Etiquette"

1. | Reply Caleb Jaffa
   Posted 19 Jul 2004 at 12:06pm #
   

   I had/have really good job security, and when we first moved offices I had to share a big office with my boss till mine downstairs was vacated. I would just listen to my iPod all day to try and drain out my boss. The best is that he has the tendency if he is in the same room to nit pick and ask stupid questions. With the iPod on, even though I could slightly still hear him, I could just keep working away. If I knew it was something important that I wanted to give him my input I could just pretend like it was in a quiet part of a song and so I could hear him. Otherwise unless it was really important to him he would just give up and not bother me about it.

2. | Reply Cameron Watters
   Posted 19 Jul 2004 at 12:56pm #
   

   Surely there is some mistake. "When Your Sweetie Calls" is a one-earbud event for sure.

3. | Reply Mike Carter
   Posted 19 Jul 2004 at 1:46pm #
   

   Sometimes your "sweetie" makes you want to put them both back in, not take them out.

4. | Reply T-Dizzle
   Posted 19 Jul 2004 at 8:38pm #
   

   Where on apple's site is this.

5. | Reply Philip
   Posted 20 Jul 2004 at 1:17am #
   

   Just be sure that when you take only one out for your sweetie, that it doesn't dangle too close to the receiver.

6. | Reply Ron
   Posted 26 Jul 2004 at 10:54am #
   

   Nobody has mentioned the option of leaving them in and pausing the music to listen. The advantage of this is people don't think you are listening. Great when you want to eavesdrop.

7. | Reply Rob Mientjes
   Posted 02 Aug 2004 at 3:05pm #
   

   Or silently and unseen plug out your jackplug. It'll stop and nobody will notice :op

   At least, with the 4G, which should arrive in a couple of days 😀