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Third Generation iPod nano Repair Stories

I know there are lots of moms out there who have kids who don’t fight with each other, but frankly, I’ve never met any of them. My kids get into it from time to time, and I never know what’s going to set them off. I was working at my desk one afternoon a few weeks ago and my two teenage sons were upstairs doing their homework. I heard some rumblings from them, but was trying to ignore them and finish my work. All of a sudden, I heard a thud and some scuffling sounds and then the thunderous sound of two sets of feet pounding down the stairs. “Mom!” they both shouted at once, each trying to get my attention first. They burst into my office and my older son said, “He broke my iPod!” He held the iPod out in his hand, like he was holding a wounded bird. When I got the boys calmed down and could question them as to what had happened, the story seemed to be that there had been a disagreement over the type of music they were each listening to and the volume level they’d each been using, since neither of them wanted to use their headphones. My younger son had gotten fed up with the older son’s music disrupting his concentration and he stalked into his brother’s room, grabbed the iPod out of the speaker cradle, and threw it across the room. It hit the wall and died. After I got the story, I sent the two of them back to their rooms to work out a solution. My older son demanded a new iPod. My younger son had no money. They had to figure something out. About an hour later, both boys returned to my office looking markedly happier. “We’ve got it all figured out, Mom,” they assured me. I was surprised, but listened to their story. They’d gone online to try to see if they could get any tips on fixing the iPod, and when they were searching, they came across a couple of iPod repair websites. They explored those options and were thrilled to find them affordable and pretty quick! The boys set up an agreement where my younger son, who threw the iPod, would pay for the iPod repair – something he could afford – and he would also lend his brother his iPod while his brother’s was getting fixed. Both boys seemed happy with the solution. The iPod came back from the iPod repair company yesterday and the boys were thrilled. The iPod was in perfect shape and the repair had been quick and inexpensive. And they both agreed that they should wear headsets while they do their homework.

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Third Generation iPod nano Repair Stories