Fine, so it’s Pat the Cat I dealing with. Second, I’ll go ahead and assume you have paws for hands. This is a joke, right? No way you could have such a colossally unimaginative brain, right? Prank, yes?įirst, I’m going to guess you don’t known own an Apple Watch. I’m sorry but your point of view lacks credibility once you wrote the opening two words of your post. Spiralynth - 7 years do realise that you would have to put down the iPad in order to use the app on the watch…?!? It works.Īnyway, this looks far better than Calcbot for the watch, but not $10 better.
I couldn’t give a flying fu*ck how silly I do or don’t look.
It’s quick, useful and easy and I do it all the time. I don’t need exact numbers, just a close approximate.īecause I’m impatient and I like to multitask, especially when I’m sitting on the “throne” (as I proudly am now), instead of pulling away from this post and opening my calculator app on this iPad or having to waddle over to the bedroom to get my iPhone, I can confirm/verify or supplement what I’ve already done in my head right on my watch. I can’t forget to factor in SEP IRA and other tax deductions for the independents as well as the S-Corps and LLCs. For example, right now, while I’m posting this, I’m wondering what kind of impact a $47 per hour bill rate increase will have on the mid, short and long term timelines of both the client and the talent. I’m constantly doing some kind of calculation, mostly in my head. Even things that may not be traditionally quantifiable. I’m obsessed with numbers … calculating things mostly.
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