Oct 20, 2026 · 52 min · 18 segments
(00:00) Things That Piss Me Off for No Reason (00:09) Apple, Where Is My iPhone Mini? (02:00) Why Bigger Phones Are Ruining Our Health (03:27) The Rise and Fall of the iPhone Mini (05:31) Apple's…
This is gonna be the first thing on my list of things that annoy me for no reason.
That's all I wanted.
I don't have tiny hands, but I don't have giant hands either.
So modern smartphones, it hurts so much after a while, okay? And I rarely have both hands free to be holding a phone.
So, you know, we miss you.
But you know what I mean, like it was the perfect size because with one hand you could hold it and with your thumb you were able to reach every corner of this screen.
And then it disappeared for a while.
And I not only loved it, as soon as I got the Mini, I promised myself I would never go back to bigger phones.
Because this is the only phone where the inside, you know, right here, like your thumb, the inside of your palm doesn't...
You know, if this starts hurting, your wrist starts hurting, and then your arm, your upper arm starts hurting, and then it's connected to your shoulder, so your shoulder starts hurting, and then your neck hurts, obviously, and then that affects your spine, which affects your brain, makes you stupid, and then goes down your spine, goes down your spine to your waist, and gives you kidney stones.
It's all connected.
The human anatomy is not just like, it's all connected.
We are all these different bones and muscles and, you know, whatever, but it's all connected.
And it all begins with whatever part of our body we use the most.
This is gonna be the first thing on my list of things that annoy me for no reason.
That's all I wanted.
I don't have tiny hands, but I don't have giant hands either.
So modern smartphones, it hurts so much after a while, okay? And I rarely have both hands free to be holding a phone.
So, you know, we miss you.
But you know what I mean, like it was the perfect size because with one hand you could hold it and with your thumb you were able to reach every corner of this screen.
And then it disappeared for a while.
And I not only loved it, as soon as I got the Mini, I promised myself I would never go back to bigger phones.
Because this is the only phone where the inside, you know, right here, like your thumb, the inside of your palm doesn't...
You know, if this starts hurting, your wrist starts hurting, and then your arm, your upper arm starts hurting, and then it's connected to your shoulder, so your shoulder starts hurting, and then your neck hurts, obviously, and then that affects your spine, which affects your brain, makes you stupid, and then goes down your spine, goes down your spine to your waist, and gives you kidney stones.
It's all connected.
The human anatomy is not just like, it's all connected.
We are all these different bones and muscles and, you know, whatever, but it's all connected.
And it all begins with whatever part of our body we use the most.
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