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I just spoke normally. Some people have louder voices. I'm not going to whisper all the time on the phone. And all other devices? Fine.

• embedding-shape 2mo ago
  I mean when I talk "normally" people think I talk too fast, so to make it easier for others to understand me, I talk "slower" which for them sounds "normal". Again, I'm not saying you have to change or anything, but isn't this more or less the same as for people who are "louder" or simply stronger too, they have to be more careful with others? I remember the moment the strong kid in class realized he was strong (as the teacher told him with not so nice words), and he adjusted based on that later when we played.
  • b112 2mo ago
    No. Good grief, were you on the design team? I've owned 40 other phones in my life, by at least 10 brands. I've owned tablets, landlines, recording equipment, all fine! Then wisenhimer shows up to defend the outlier. No. Got it?
    • embedding-shape 2mo ago
      Sorry, I'm not claiming the phone isn't broken or shit, I wasn't even talking about the phone anymore. I don't understand the second to last sentence at all either, sorry. Hope you'll have a nice day anyways!
      • b112 2mo ago
        For reference, 'wise-en-himer': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yscaDkzHqek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yscaDkzHqek