Do ya just sometimes feel like dancing? Go to an Apple Store. Are you hungry and want to order some pizza? You can go to an Apple Store. Ever want to take your goat out for leisurely walk? Go to an Apple Store. All of these things and more are happening at Apple Stores across the nation. So comedian Mark Malkoff asks “…Is there a limit to what the Apple store will allow?” You can watch his video here and see all the things he does at an Apple Store in NY. There are an abundance of dance videos on Youtube, including this one of Tobuscus (aka Toby Turner – if you do not already watch his videos you are missing out!) featuring iJustine. So my challenge to you is, try something new at an Apple Store and see what kind of reaction you get. Maybe I will be writing about you next time…
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