Beginning to Wonder.....
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Side Note ----will the men here on DS,please take no offense here as i vent for a wee bit its nothing against you guys...
Ok so I have an office thats located in the waiting room of the service dept. Not bad --however i can hear everyone when they speak in the waiting room even tho my door is closed..... I have been able to tune the voices out ,except when they get LOUD!! there has been this 1 guy in here since 9am this morning talking on his cell phone to whomever very LOUDLY!!!
So as my Irish temper begins to flare up after an hour and a 1/2 of this guy talking to whomever I begin to wonder the following:
1. Did this guys mother teach him no manners what so ever?
2. When in a public place,do you not realize that other people are working here also?
3. My goodness what did this man do before the cell phones came out?
4. No one can ever tell me that men don't gossip,Cuz this man has been going on for an 1 1/2 hrs about some girl said something to 1 of his friends so he is doing the he said ,she said game with whomever he was talking to.
5. Overall I think its just rude to talk on the phone like you were at home on the couch watching TV...There are other customers in the waiting room as well,so I am sure it bothers them ,cuz i see their faces when i leave the office.
Again I must reference back to the time when there was no cell phones,so people should understand when others get annoyed for people talking loudly on theirs....Hell I am lucky if I use mine 5x in a week,and thats only for emergency purposes,then they wonder why they are charging their phones everyday.
Side Note ----will the men here on DS,please take no offense here as i vent for a wee bit its nothing against you guys...
Ok so I have an office thats located in the waiting room of the service dept. Not bad --however i can hear everyone when they speak in the waiting room even tho my door is closed..... I have been able to tune the voices out ,except when they get LOUD!! there has been this 1 guy in here since 9am this morning talking on his cell phone to whomever very LOUDLY!!!
So as my Irish temper begins to flare up after an hour and a 1/2 of this guy talking to whomever I begin to wonder the following:
1. Did this guys mother teach him no manners what so ever?
2. When in a public place,do you not realize that other people are working here also?
3. My goodness what did this man do before the cell phones came out?
4. No one can ever tell me that men don't gossip,Cuz this man has been going on for an 1 1/2 hrs about some girl said something to 1 of his friends so he is doing the he said ,she said game with whomever he was talking to.
5. Overall I think its just rude to talk on the phone like you were at home on the couch watching TV...There are other customers in the waiting room as well,so I am sure it bothers them ,cuz i see their faces when i leave the office.
Again I must reference back to the time when there was no cell phones,so people should understand when others get annoyed for people talking loudly on theirs....Hell I am lucky if I use mine 5x in a week,and thats only for emergency purposes,then they wonder why they are charging their phones everyday.
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I have heard the most incredible conversations in public. Walking in the supermarket, at the store, in line at the post office. Conversations that go from private stuff to confidencial business information. I always wonder if people forget that they are in a public place and this false sense of intimacy becuse they have a well known person in the other end of the line.
Talking about another subject I hope Irene wasn\'t too nasty in your side of the world, my family lives in the east coast, DC, Maryland, NY and they were okay. On the other hand I live in California and ended affected by the hurricane because my husband had to postpone a trip for five days and I am going to have a very hard time this week. ((Hugs))
I grew-up in a household full of \"men:\" my 5 oldder brothers, my Dad, and my Grandfather! I learned alot from them. Oh, and by the way, be kind. After all, they are just men.