My dad was always the one who bought computers and he loves Windows.

I was the person in the family who always understood the computer best.

So when something broke, it was my job to fix it.

You know, Alex, come fix it.

Alex, I broke it again.

It couldn't work for three days straight without something going wrong.

So I decided when I got my computer, I wanted a Mac.

I wanted something that worked.

So I worked all summer and finally bought it.

What, two weeks ago? I think he's starting to like it.

I'm not sure if he'll admit it, but, uh, you know, sometimes I get playing around with

eye photo.

He'll switch eventually, I'm sure.

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