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	<title>The perfect iPhone headset?</title>
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	<description>Does the perfect iPhone headset exist yet? Has it been announced? Specific definition of &quot;perfect&quot; inside the thread. Obviously this is a &quot;Waaah, I want everything to be just right&quot; post, so be prepared to play along. Sometimes I feel guilty putting this much effort into the search for what is essentially a frivolous luxury product, but whatevs.&lt;br&gt;
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I use Shure e2c earbuds, and my pair were going on the fritz and near death. I&apos;m completely spoiled for their sound quality, though, so since this pair was already about to conk out, I sliced the plastic around the jack off so that they&apos;ll plug into the stupid, stupid recessed headphone port. Problem solved, for the three further weeks they lasted before dying. (I find the Shures wear out after a little over a year of use, but I can deal with that, since I use them hard -- I wear them to the gym, running, outdoors in NYC winters, etc. -- not the kinds of things that carefully engineered earbuds are expected to live through.)&lt;br&gt;
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So. Time to replace them. But in a perfect world, I wouldn&apos;t give up the iPhone headset&apos;s microphone and music/call controls in order to get dramatically improved sound. Shure makes headsets for the Treo, but they haven&apos;t released an iPhone version that I know about -- just an adapter, which doubles the length of the headphone cord and is therefore not even close to acceptable for my purposes. The V-Moda duo hypes its iPhone compatibility, but it doesn&apos;t have call-answering functions. Has any manufacturer of high-quality in-ear headphones (it&apos;s the in-ear that&apos;s key, I can&apos;t stand the amount of sound that leaks in around Apple&apos;s buds) announced a full-featured iPhone headset yet? Is there even (gasp) one already for sale somewhere? I&apos;m willing to pay around $150 for this, since Shure e2cs alone cost a little under a hundred.</description>
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	<title>How do I lose my sense of entitlement?</title>
	<link>http://ask.metafilter.com/62946/How%2Ddo%2DI%2Dlose%2Dmy%2Dsense%2Dof%2Dentitlement</link>	
	<description>How do I lose my sense of entitlement? Far from having  &quot;immigrant mentality,&quot; I have the &quot;entitled white boy&quot; mentality, and I&apos;d really like to lose it.  When I was younger I never had to work too hard because people ascribed to me a high level of aptitude I never really earned.  Now that I&apos;m out in the Real World I&apos;m having a hard time mustering the success that a nattering little voice in my head says I deserve, but I lack the drive to achieve it, having been handed so much without any effort on my part.&lt;br&gt;
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So.&lt;br&gt;
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How do I silence the voice that say I deserve everything so I can muster the ambition to actually earn it?</description>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 18 May 2007 16:37:11 -0800</pubDate>
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	<category>success</category>
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	<category>zenmind</category>
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