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Thursday July 2, 2009
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The month of July is known for cookouts, family fun, and fireworks, but did you know that July is also National Cell Phone Courtesy Month? So be sure to silence those phones before you go any further, because I want our top three tips to observe this holiday to go uninterrupted.
1. I'll put my phone on vibrate for you. Remember this handy little
function? Vibrate allows you to feel the calls without interrupting
everyone in the room with Beyonce's hit song "Single Ladies". This
function can best be put to use when at dinner with friends, in class
and at work, or on the bus. "On a Boat" may be your summer
theme song, but others may be in a different zone.
Two more, after the jump.
2. To text or not to text. Similar to how slurping in some countries is considered a compliment; there are some places where texting is rude. Different places and people set the bar at different levels. If you're unsure if sending a quick message to a friend, ask if it's OK to whip out the phone.
3. Talking while ordering. Speaking from personal experience, I know cashiers certainly don't like it when people order their food while talking on the phone. Put down the phone and talk to the person who holds the fate of your burger in his or her hands. Not only will they appreciate it, but I guarantee they will hold the spit.
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July 4, 2009 2:03 AM
Thank you thank you thank you!