IMHO, pair programming is suitable for developers who can talk, think, type, and keep basic social interactions at the same time, or can switch between them smo

IMHO, pair programming is suitable for developers who can talk, think, type, and keep basic social interactions at the same time, or can switch between them smoothly. I am able to make context switch very quickly and am very focus when working. So I am not bothered if my colleagues interrupt me for questions or jokes. I am willing to help as much as I can. I am not bothered if I am under the crossfire of a nerf-gun fight. Still, pair programming is not for me. My productivity would drop like a rock.