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to use the article's example though — if you want to call your uncle Steve, you're thinking: is it a good time? i.e. is he likely interruptable or would he be i
by another-dave 3y ago
to use the article's example though — if you want to call your uncle Steve, you're thinking: is it a good time? i.e. is he likely interruptable or would he be in bed/getting ready for work/at work?
Sunrise/sunset doesn't really give you much of an idea for those, (as you move aware from the equator, at least)
- bluefirebrand 3y agoIn 2024 do you really call people unannounced without sending a text first anymore? I think it's becoming more and more expected to send a "hey is this a good time for a phone call" before calling.
- another-dave 3y agoyeah this is exactly what I'd do alright. I think the move away from landlines to mobiles is increasing that expectation further too.
- RestlessMind 3y agoDepends on the culture. In India, yes. In the US, no.
- patmorgan23 3y agoYou call, if they're available they'll answer. If they aren't you leave a voicemail and follow up with an email. If they don't want to be woken up in the middle of the night you turn on do not disturb on your phone (and most phones let you exempt specific contacts from DnD, or a 2nd call from the same number)