Yackity Yack
Fulltime 13+ years. We try to pick out of the way places and frequently boondock so as to minimize the impact of other people. We're in a tiny (18 space) park in SE TN. Sites are 30' X 120' gra...
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Dog Folks wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:
I didn't read all 4 pages of this thread. I agree that it was terribly rude and I don't do that.
Actually, I can't think of anything to say on a phone for that long. I have a hard time keeping up a conversation in person for that long.
That being said when on a cell phone I do talk LOUD. It encourages the other person to talk loud also and I can't hear on cell phones. I'm not sure if it's the small ear piece or the fact that the sound is digital. I have the volume on my cell phone turned all the way up and I still have a hard time hearing it unless I'm in a quiet place. On my old home phones that have a cord and a receiver that is built in a cone shape so you can actually put it to your ear I have no problem. But, a cell phone? Forget it. Might as well be using 2 tin cans with a piece of string between.
I have the exact same problem. Found out that the speaker phone function works well as far as hearing. If the call is in public my wife answers the phone.
If your wife can hear over the phone you cannot, reckon you need a hearing test? :S
