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I'm not sure how it can get stranger. I've had guys come up to the urinal next to me still talking into their ear pieces. It's incredibly rude, bizarre behavior

I'm not sure how it can get stranger. I've had guys come up to the urinal next to me still talking into their ear pieces. It's incredibly rude, bizarre behavior. Their conversation is taking place in an entirely different context, and I think that's where their minds usually are too. So they might not think anything of it when they approach from behind saying something like, "We need to take care of this right now" too loud and too close to your ear.

reaperducer 7y ago
When that happens to me, I make sure to let the person on the other side of that conversation know where it's being held. I flush repeatedly, turn on the water, and take out my phone and have very loud imaginary phone calls, or just cycle through the available ringtones at high volume. Some people are still so low class that it doesn't even phase them.
- sebringj 7y ago
  Hmm, you can also try to pretend you have one on yourself and laugh joker-style looking up then talking to the ceiling, making sure the volume of your voice was uncomfortably loud and inappropriate for the setting you are in. Its not like that person can call you rude and it will give you some satisfaction that you have interrupted their call. Maybe they will self reflect at some point realizing how rude they are themselves. IDK.
Pigo 7y ago
It seems rude in most contexts, to just shove your conversation into everyone else's life. Unless it's a real emergency, I don't get how people think it's okay. I think a lot of people don't realize that a lot of people consider it a luxury to be out of contact for periods of time.
ptsneves 7y ago
Is this so important that there needs to be retaliation? Could not care less.
asdff 7y ago
I wonder if guys like that realize that everyone on the call can totally hear them piss and flush the urinal.

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I'm not sure how it can get stranger. I've had guys come up to the urinal next to me still talking into their ear pieces. It's incredibly rude, bizarre behavior

by cgriswald 7y ago

reaperducer 7y ago
When that happens to me, I make sure to let the person on the other side of that conversation know where it's being held. I flush repeatedly, turn on the water, and take out my phone and have very loud imaginary phone calls, or just cycle through the available ringtones at high volume. Some people are still so low class that it doesn't even phase them.
- sebringj 7y ago
  Hmm, you can also try to pretend you have one on yourself and laugh joker-style looking up then talking to the ceiling, making sure the volume of your voice was uncomfortably loud and inappropriate for the setting you are in. Its not like that person can call you rude and it will give you some satisfaction that you have interrupted their call. Maybe they will self reflect at some point realizing how rude they are themselves. IDK.
Pigo 7y ago
It seems rude in most contexts, to just shove your conversation into everyone else's life. Unless it's a real emergency, I don't get how people think it's okay. I think a lot of people don't realize that a lot of people consider it a luxury to be out of contact for periods of time.
ptsneves 7y ago
Is this so important that there needs to be retaliation? Could not care less.
asdff 7y ago
I wonder if guys like that realize that everyone on the call can totally hear them piss and flush the urinal.