You May Ask Yourself, Conley: Analysis

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In the book, You May ask Yourself, Conley (2015) explain that sociology imagination allows us to “see the veneer of social life for what it is, and to step outside the “trap” of rapid historical change in order to comprehend what is occurring in our world and the society foundations that maybe shifting right under our feet” (5). Likewise, Professor Arrieta speaks, “the key point of for sociology is that our individual lives are shaped by the social world; to improve our quality of life and for those around us” (chapter 1 lecture video). Below, I will describe how an iPhone can suddenly become strange. My first phone was iPhone 6, I felt I were so cool and top of the upper class. To get an iPhone was my dream in high school, because I can play game, watch movie, facetime, and many activities. I loved my iPhone so much; and so much useful in my live. I wanted to have iPhone as everyone else in my school, and the people around my life. Having an iPhone label was important to me. I am kind of the …show more content…
My cousin was jealous me to having an iPhone when I was 18 years old, but she still having an old style phone. She facetimes with me through the computer because her phone did not have the video capabilities. I was the girl with the amazing phone and I used it every day. I cannot live without my iPhone. The iPhone was important to my identity. A sample random google search of the iPhone sold amount could get to 1 billion by next fall (searched 09/03/2016). The iPhone was made by China or another country because the wage was lower than United Stated. The reasons of Apple’s company was able to sold 1 billion, their company’s focus on the customer psychology and this is why I addict to iPhone. I remembered I wait for 3 hours to buy my iPhone 6 when the first day they sold in the local store. When I went to the local store, they haven’t open it. I thought about iPhone, but I never though about how they were
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