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How to: Wrap/unwrap your headphone cord
February 12, 2007 — 8:01pm ET
If you're like me, you log more hours with your iPod/portable media player than you do with your significant other. If you're like me, you're also constantly on the lookout for novel solutions for wrapping up the cable that comes with your headphones: be it twisty tie, rubber band or significant other's hair tie. At last, a solution! I'd explain it here but rest assured, the video will do a far better job of explaining than I ever could.
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