People who think you want to hear whatever video they are playing on their phone..
I'm really sick of it. You can't go out to eat or stop at the local tavern for a cold one, shop in the grocery store without some jack ass walking around with his phone shoving it into all of his buddies faces playing some stupid fucking video. Or taking phone calls on speaker phone!! I don't do it and I don't want you intruding on my life with your stupid shit. I do not want to hear what is on your fucking phone regardless of how funny you might think it is or how important you think you are by making your phone conversations public domain. Take it home and laugh your ass off all day in your underwear sitting on the couch. Just fucking stow it in public places!
I'm sitting here right now while my wife has some stupid shit on Facebook playing on her phone.
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May 05, 2018, 03:11 PM
brecaidra
I don't even own that type of phone, so I certainly don't want to be forced to listen to other people's. I hate it when we are out to lunch and can't have a quiet conversation because someone at the next table is playing an obnoxious video on full blast and laughing like a hyena jacked up on Redbull.
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May 05, 2018, 03:47 PM
ZSMICHAEL
This approach could be modified to include the video on a cell phone. Here is how Tony deals with inapprpriate behavior:
May 05, 2018, 04:12 PM
Rey HRH
I agree. Sometimes I'm tempted to take out my own phone and shout at it to some imaginary person on the phone.
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May 05, 2018, 04:20 PM
Edmond
Common courtesy just isn't very common anymore. People are just increasingly rude with every facet of life. Whether it's a video on their cell phone or damn car radio rattling windows, seems more dicks are out there today than days past.
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May 06, 2018, 07:00 AM
fatmanspencer
Id say I break the common courtesy thing. If your gonna piss me of in public, I'mma speak to you about it. I dont care if your baby daddy is right there, you either control your kid, or I'm going to ask the place to throw you out. And if you think for one second I wont spank my kid for the same shit, let him try it. He'll get quiet after a few more tears.
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May 06, 2018, 08:54 AM
joatmonv
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Originally posted by lastmanstanding: Or taking phone calls on speaker phone!! I don't do it and I don't want you intruding on my life with your stupid shit. I do not want to hear what is on your fucking phone regardless of how funny you might think it is or how important you think you are by making your phone conversations public domain.
This. I can't stand that and it's attention seeking at its peak. Hold the phone to your fucking ear. That's the way its done. Bluetooth calls in your vehicle also. Turn the fucking volume down and don't leave your door open and expect privacy. It's a great feature when you're driving but not so much when you're parked and everyone can hear you.
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May 06, 2018, 11:01 PM
MagicHorse
Seems to be the worst at the DMV. It's not just kids either. Sometimes my husband will do this & it embarrasses me
May 10, 2018, 10:47 AM
mrapteam666
I was thinking this same thing at the gym yesterday and again today.
No I don't want to hear your garbage music, they already play enough of it over the loud speakers.
And i also don't want to hear your ghetto story being told to your friends on the phone.
There is no modesty or common decency any more.
May 10, 2018, 11:36 AM
trapper189
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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL: This approach could be modified to include the video on a cell phone. Here is how Tony deals with inapprpriate behavior:
Great video. I just shared it with my wife and we both LOLd while we were at lunch.
jk
May 10, 2018, 01:07 PM
ZSMICHAEL
quote:
Great video. I just shared it with my wife and we both LOLd while we were at lunch.
Glad you enjoyed it.
May 10, 2018, 01:14 PM
RAMIUS
quote:
Originally posted by trapper189: [QUOTE]Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL: This approach could be modified to include the video on a cell phone. Here is how Tony deals with inapprpriate behavior:
Great video. I just shared it with my wife and we both LOLd while we were at lunch.
jk
I just showed it to a bunch of people at lunch, as well as the next table. Played it like 5 times! Love the Sopranos!
May 11, 2018, 07:34 PM
NK402
Or sitting in a stall and a voice from the next stall says, " How you doing?"
May 11, 2018, 09:06 PM
Killer Instincts
Irritating to an extreme. What I find particularly annoying is when someone I know absolutely insists I have to see a video right that very second.
Right up there with people who don't understand how to filter their language at a restaurant. I curse like a fucking sailor and can tell some horrific stories, but not around families trying to enjoy their meal. It's not common courtesy (because it's not common) but it is basic courtesy.
