> But you are talking about normal people using radio for normal conversations. > What it actually gets used for is Boomers chewing the fat I'm only one data

> But you are talking about normal people using radio for normal conversations. > What it actually gets used for is Boomers chewing the fat I'm only one data point, but I doubt my generation would 'chew the fat' on a call that anyone else in a wide radius would be listening in on. Not, at least, about anything that's personal. That's the point of my postcard analogy.