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5.31.2006
I dislike telephones. It bothers me that a phone might ring at any time. It bothers me that I never know what the person I might be calling is doing. I never know if I am interrupting someone or not. Working in a retail environment I dislike that the person on the phone seems to assume that the world in the store should stop for x number of minutes while they sit in the comfort of their own home and ask a thousand questions. Meanwhile, people who got off their butts and trekked through traffic are standing around waiting. ... and if you say "Well, then don't answer the phone!" I can only say that I find phones useful in the case of emergencies, and at work, I am required to answer the phone whenever it is ringing. But you see, when a phone rings it does not let you now whether that call is an emergency or not. When I hear a phone ringing in the other room I can't tell if that call is dire or frivolous. With the proliferation of cell phones and the many people that feel obligated to use them because they have them, there are more and more frivolous calls than ever. | |
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