itguy05
join:2005-06-17
Camp Hill, PA
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Re: Verizon is not that good
said by TKJunkMail  :said by itguy05 :AT&T works great - I can start a call in Harrisburg and have it last all the way to Philly. N.NJ works reliably although they can have call quality issues. Harrisburg to Philly is a non-stop 2 hour drive. Please post your car model and plate number so that people can avoid you while on the PA Turnpike. Anyone on 1 phone call for 2 hours is a danger to others. It's called a conference call. For the most part just listening and occasionally saying something. And always with a bluetooth headset.
Don't be a sheep - yakking on the phone is no different than yakking with a passenger. |
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TKJunkMail
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| said by itguy05 :yakking on the phone is no different than yakking with a passenger. Studies say that is wrong. Even hands free talking on cell phone as dangerous as drunk driving:
»www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,201586,00.html |
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Johnny
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Don't be a sheep - yakking on the phone is no different than yakking with a passenger.
It's completely different. A passenger can see when a situation arises that requires your attention, and does not keep yakking nor expect a response from you. If traffic gets complicated, you can ignore the passenger without having to worry about the passenger getting ticked off, because the passenger sees the same traffic problem that you do.
Someone on the other end of the phone cannot see your situation, so they expect an answer. Since you know this, you try and keep up with their yakking so you will be able to answer. In the process of trying to follow the conversation, you make misjudgments about the traffic.
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itguy05
join:2005-06-17
Camp Hill, PA | Guess I've trained myself well then - 1st priority is the driving and people on the other end tell me my conversations are a little slower when in the car vs in person. |
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