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The dreaded ring (by Pedro Arizpe)
The dreaded ring (by Pedro Arizpe)
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Damn dude, it's not that big a deal. Just don't pick up the phone. If it's important they'll find a way to let you know.
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if you don't pick up they'll get mad and say you never pick up your phone
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This is true. It's what I tell my mom because she never picks up her phone! 😄
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I don't mind much. I just don't call because it wastes people's time. But I don't want to let it go to voice mail because then it wastes their time.
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Calling is only a waste of time if your conversationalism isn't worth the time. You see the self own don't you?
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It wastes time if they're doing something more important and can't talk right now. Not everything I want to talk about is of earth shattering importance, so it isn't always worth their time if their doing something that is more important. If their time is more valuable sometimes, why is it bad that my conversation or question is less valuable than that? Sometimes I just want to catch up.
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If they are doing something important they won't answer.
Again, you don't need something earth shattering to talk to someone. It's called being social.
And if you both care about each other, just catching up IS important.
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Sure. But it's easier and more information dense to know if you should pick up from a text rather than from just seeing an incoming call.
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Ah, see in my opinion going to voicemail is just the risk you take if you call someone.
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You will feel terrible if you don't pick up the phone and it turns out to be something important, like being able to hear the last words of your grandma or something.
Texting is a lot less of a big deal than a phone call is.
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A situation like that has only happened to me once... and they didn't call, they emailed me.
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