So after 3 months, I decided that Mark VI is gone. I set out to purchase a new 7th Generation iPod Nano. I looked into the usual places for pricing comparison of Craigslist, and FB Market. But I also tried out the shopping apps of OfferUp and Letgo. Sure enough, OfferUp had what I was looking for.
During the summer of 2016, Mark VI tumbled outta my pocket and ate shit right into the pavement like he had done before. Except this time I heard the tell-tale quishy sound of glass shattering. He and I rolled along until New Year's Eve when he done ran off, never to be seen again.
The following is interesting timeline about my iPod Nano's...
The longest service history is Mark I, as it's still in WCP's possession and from I last checked, still operating. The 2nd longest is Mark IV of 4 years. Interestingly enough, the shortest service history is Mark III of 2 weeks.
Why do I name it Mark? Click here for the story!
The following is interesting timeline about my iPod Nano's...
- iPod Nano, Generation 2 (G2), Mark I – 9/28/08 to present (on loan to my sister, she is the custodian)
- iPod Nano, Generation 3 (G3), Mark II – 10/6/09 to 2/7/10 (dropped in Costco parking lot, cracked screen)
- iPod Nano, Generation 3 (G3), Mark III – 2/8/10 to 2/22/10 (put it through the laundry, accidentally forgot it in a pocket)
- iPod Nano, Generation 3 (G3), Mark IV – 2/23/10 to 5/31/14 – this is the one encased (natural causes, usual service time is only 2 years)
- iPod Nano, Generation 7 (G7), Mark V – 6/1/14 to 11/9/14, stolen
- iPod Nano, Generation 7 (G7), Mark VI - 11/16/14 to 12/31/16, M.I.A. (Missing In Action)
- iPod Nano, Generation 7 (G7), Mark VII - 2/17/17 to present.
The longest service history is Mark I, as it's still in WCP's possession and from I last checked, still operating. The 2nd longest is Mark IV of 4 years. Interestingly enough, the shortest service history is Mark III of 2 weeks.
Why do I name it Mark? Click here for the story!
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