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This, for a long time, meant that my iPod wasn’t going anywhere. Headphones on, podcasts pumping, zoned in. 8-12 hours a day is not uncommon, especially when working full-time hours with two commutes attached. I grab a daily stack of new shows and listen for hours. While I do have a vast music library of obscure jazz and classic rock, I’m mostly a podcast listener.

Listening habits are, of course, a large part of this. I’ve never been one of these people, until recently. The music player-cum-internet device is all that most people needed. Most people abandoned their iPods within 6 months of purchasing their first smart phone, especially if that was an iPhone in particular. (Not even kidding, most of my pants are worn out in the front-right pocket where I keep an iPod.) We’ve been through a lot together - international trips, crummy jobs, supermarket lines, hurricanes - and for most of that time we’ve been attached at the hip. This little gizmo has been a part of my life since 2004.

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