Bonus episode #125 – The perfect crime
Culips Everyday English Podcast
Deep Dive
What happened to Andrew's AirPods?
Andrew accidentally washed his AirPods twice, and the second time, the right-hand side stopped working due to water damage.
How did Andrew try to fix his wet AirPods?
He used a silica gel from a multivitamin bottle to dry them and played a high-frequency sound file to expel any remaining water.
What was the outcome of Andrew's attempts to fix his AirPods?
The left-hand side worked fine, but the right-hand side developed static and eventually stopped working completely.
What happened to Andrew's wife's Apple Watch?
Her Apple Watch was stolen in the locker room of a swimming pool while she was changing.
Why did Andrew's wife feel partially responsible for losing her Apple Watch?
She felt she should have kept a closer eye on her watch and not left it unattended in the locker room.
What is Andrew planning to do for his wife after her Apple Watch was stolen?
He is saving up to buy her a new Apple Watch as a replacement.
What is the main reason Andrew believes petty crime is low in Korea?
He attributes the low petty crime rate to the widespread presence of security cameras (CCTV) in public places.
What was the irony in the stories of Andrew and his wife?
Both experienced unfortunate events with Apple products (AirPods and Apple Watch) at almost the same time, but separately.
What does Andrew use his AirPods for while running?
He listens to audiobooks, music, and podcasts while running to keep himself entertained.
Why did Andrew's wife prefer the Apple Watch for swimming?
The Apple Watch provided detailed data on her swimming activities, such as lap times, distance, and speed, which she enjoyed tracking.
- Andrew accidentally washed his AirPods, first once and then again.
- Despite drying attempts, one AirPod malfunctioned.
- The incident highlights the fragility of electronics and the potential consequences of neglecting routine
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