The Buckets by Greg Cravens for November 08, 2023

Then take it off speaker! I don’t like when you’re in a store and having to hear there conversations. Please, take it off speaker and talk naturally or wait until you’re in the car. You hold everyone up in line cause you can’t do two things at once!

If I saw someone who was on speaker and didn’t want to be eavesdropped on I think I’d be tempted to follow them around the store.

remember it’s @ before # except after $

So the Bucketverse has Karens.

my favorites are the ones w/ earbuds – don’t know if they’re talking to you or on the phone

Sitting next to someone getting an oil change and got to listen to their life story.

djt in drag?

Our town medics check out people like this, they’re fine may be off their med’s a bit.

I find it’s the youngest boomers/oldest Gen X that love to do facetime in public. WHY?!

I remember when I got my first phone, in 1998 at age 18, it was very rude to use the speaker phone in public. Hell, it was rude to take a call in public.

They’re not the loud, rude people. That’s you!

The other side of the STUPID coin….

This happens a lot on my dog’s and my walk at the park daily. I have never figured out why people on their phones think others around them want to know their business!!!

F****** rude people really f****** get my a******.

Some people don’t know they are being rude and obnoxious. Although he did say he’s sorry, and I would agree.

If you’re hearing impaired putting it on speaker may be your only choice, but nobody else is going to know that. (So text instead.)

I tell folks “your new hearing aids will Bluetooth to your phone. You can join all the other people who you think are talking to themselves when they’re really on the phone.”

Listening to the fool who has no volume, or politeness, control