Really, I must be, because everyone else was spending hours on a line outside an Apple store just waiting to get their hooves on the latest plastic rectangle Steve Jobs most recently spat out. Am I the only person who thinks it's a tad moronic that people are willing to take a day off work and pitch tents in order to obtain a cell phone? Unless this iPhone also possesses the cure for cancer, which I'm sure it doesn't and if it did At&T would snatch it up and patent it, I don't see the justification at all. Last year Apple came out with the revolutionary offspring of savvy technology and consumer desire all for the modest price of $599 and $699, depending on memory. Then, a few months later, Apple cut the price in half, and only a year later they come out with a new phone which is also half the price of its predecessor. Iphoners, you got played. When your precious little Apple product drops on the scorching parking lot during your lunch break, it's going to crack and shatter just like any run of the mill Motorola would. In fact, I can distinctly recall a conversation between two iPhoners sitting behind me in marketing. Both were talking about how they were on their second phone since they had dropped the previous ones. With the price of gas the way it is, and with the huge recession that the media claims we have, what are people doing dropping hundreds of dollars on a cell phone? Americans.