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I personally think it's because the effected only hear one side of the conversation from one voice pattern, so it's harder to tune it out.
Get over it.
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No one does that. They feel the need to shout, probably because they're so far away from the other person. That's what annoys me. Also, people who talk on the phone when they should be doing something else (talking to the checkout person, getting married, etc.) are simply being rude and inconvenient for those around them.
Not to mention the people who don't pay attention to what they're doing when they're on a cellphone and will simply walk into you (and not even apologize after).
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After all its 2009 and these gadgets are supposed to make our lives easier not harder by creating social constraints as to where we should/should not use them.
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And to the woman that was in line at the grocery store that put me another ten minutes behind because you couldn't get off your damn phone and handle you transaction properly... Well, while you weren't paying attention, per usual, I wiped a booger on your loaf of bread.
Oh, and your sisters advice, forget it. He's not calling you back because you can't shut your yap long enough to swipe your credit card.
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So, not really a phone problem, more of an attitude problem. Still!
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