So every person I see talking like this seems to do it at twice the volume than if they put it to their ear, and then you get the added bonus of listening to the other idiot on the call as well, again, at twice the volume that it needs to be.
It seems more like performative art than a phone call at that point.
So every person I see talking like this seems to do it at twice the volume than if they put it to their ear, and then you get the added bonus of listening to the other idiot on the call as well, again, at twice the volume that it needs to be.
Oh bro, we’re on speaker baby. You in the conversation too.
Usually because the other person is on speaker, and having a conversation on speakerphone while others are around that aren’t on said call with you is seen as being rude to a lot of folks
Feeling personally attacked I see. Well since you are completely oblivious, it’s rude and annoying, no one wants to hear your conversation. Use the phone like a normal person.
This entire post is about using speaker phone in public. You just want to argue about semantics to be a contrarian. So I’ll just stop responding to you now, thanks.
What’s wrong with this, exactly?
So every person I see talking like this seems to do it at twice the volume than if they put it to their ear, and then you get the added bonus of listening to the other idiot on the call as well, again, at twice the volume that it needs to be.
It seems more like performative art than a phone call at that point.
Oh bro, we’re on speaker baby. You in the conversation too.
Usually because the other person is on speaker, and having a conversation on speakerphone while others are around that aren’t on said call with you is seen as being rude to a lot of folks
But there’s no one around him.
You just insulted the camera man. :D
I think it’s cuz of speaker phone
And what’s wrong with speaker phone?
Feeling personally attacked I see. Well since you are completely oblivious, it’s rude and annoying, no one wants to hear your conversation. Use the phone like a normal person.
Ahem. Its on speaker. Technically its ‘our’ conversation and you are a part of this too.
Uhhhh nope, you just made that up.
Pretty sure the person on the phone with me wants to hear the conversation…
If you’re referring to being in a crowd of people, I understand, but that’s not what’s happening in the photo.
This entire post is about using speaker phone in public. You just want to argue about semantics to be a contrarian. So I’ll just stop responding to you now, thanks.
There’s literally nothing about the OP to indicate anything about being in public.
Nothing, as long as you’re not out in public while doing it. I don’t want to hear your conversation.