Cool, but perhaps ulitimately useless. I guess the money example’s good. but the reservations, I mean I guess you don’t have to write the restaurant’s info because you kept the card and just wrote a reminder on the pock-it. Dunno. It’s neat nonetheless… like the Post-It wall I posted about way back when.
Coming soon a website (StickK) that lets you do it. Set a goal, if you don’t achieve you pay a set amount (payment to go to charity). The example they give is weight loss. Regardless of what the goal is, this is perfect for me. I’m at my best, most disciplined self when something’s actually on the line. And my money is a pretty good motivating factor. In any money based competition (e.g. recently had a bet with some buddies who could lose the most weight in a month, $50/head into the pool, winner takes all… yes I won, I CRUSHED), I get as much satisfaction from keeping my money as I do from getting the winning money.
Sharing gameplay between couples. This is an article about a woman who shared a character with her boyfriend. Only to find that he played without her when she went out of town. And how annoyed it made her initially.
I’ve read similar articles about Netflix. Where people are watching a series or have their queue of movies they want to see, one half of the couple is unavailable or whatever, and the other goes on without. It’s an interesting thing. Which is why I don’t share my stuff with the girlfriend. She can have her own profile/queue/character. I’m more than willing to do things together (game, watch movies/tv series), but you have to have your own stuff. Even if you also have “joint” things. Haha, same goes for bank accounts!