Telephones and Cell Phones and Rude People Who insist we have to listen to their Conversations

No one alive today in the United States can possibly imagine a world where there aren't any telephones, cell phones, VOIP and even Skype.  Most people could not function without the ability to instantly connect with others whenever one wishes.

I remember not long ago when we all had answering machines, and people were upset if they couldn't reach you immediately.  Today, in 2007 people would be a little upset if they can't get you on your cell 24/7.  Leaving a message on your voicemail or answering machines seems like a 'lost' message these days if you can't have access to that message immediately.

Everyone I know has a cell phone, yet I have resisted the urge to this day. Why should others have instant access to you at all times? That's how I see it, especially in light of seeing just about everyone on their cells and at all times. I'm sure you've seen the scene over and over where everyone walking past you is talking to someone on their cellular phones. To me this is nuts!

Even in an elevator people are increasingly becoming oblivious to others around them as they show their rudeness talking on their cells forcing everyone else to listen to how well their date went the night before, or their dinner plans or favorite song debate. Do we all need to know this, or your evening plans? Wake up already and get some damned manners in this life. Sorry to be so blunt but facts are facts. No one is interested in your conversation, so if you intend on having or discussing details on your cell phone, go somewhere where I can't hear you, please.   back to Blog

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