Buy one and support that 8 0cent an hour wage overseas.
One big problem with your snarky little comment. It ain't true. The workers on Apple's assembly line are being paid three to seven times the Chinese national minimum wage. . . and their standard cost of living is far less than the cost of living in the US. If you were to pay a factory assembly line worker in the US seven times the federal minimum wage they'd be making $52 an hour, a handsome income in relation to the cost of living. Even at the three times minimum, that's around $22 per hour. The same is true in China. They make good wages working on Apple lines.
Whenever a new assembly line for Apple products open, thousands of applicants vie for each job opening because they are very desirable jobs. Sorry, the 80¢ per hour is a myth.