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Michael Cote

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DrunkAndRetired.com: Is that an iPod in Your Wallet? Posted: Dec 3, 2006 1:41 PM
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Yesterday, Kim and I were at the Austin Apple store looking for iPod cases. As I was looking at the leather ones, I realized I should get one that served as my wallet as well. Then I could I do away with my wallet (having to slim down what’s in it) and have just my iPod with a few credit cards, driver’s license, and some cash.

Finding this iPod case wallet is tough. So far, I’ve found two contenders (both from Acme Made), but they each only have 1-2 slots for credit cards and no “pouch” for cash.” Or, they’re for nanos.

The core problem is this: I have two pockets in my pants, but 4 things to carry:

  1. Wallet
  2. Keys
  3. Camera (my new SD 600!)
  4. iPod video

That’s quite a lot to put in jeans. The thing that screws it up is that I put my wallet in my front right pocket — I’ve got mild case of Costanza wallet.

Anyone have ideas?

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