I remember when I worked in a movie theater people would wonder how I knew they were on their phone when I came in to ask them to stop.
You're pointing a flashlight at your face in a dark room.
i dunno, it's always the little things that make one smirk.
Since COVID students do not give a fuck. They used to hide it, now they get offended when you tell them to put their phone away.
I've heard the same from a university professor.
I think his wording was pretty close to "their 'don't give a shit' factor is through the roof"
Honestly, similar with my work too. Covid seemed to amplify the idea for lots of people that 'they don't give a shit about you' so people just stopped killing themselves trying so hard.
I don't have the comparison but before covid people were doing all kind of stuff on their laptops in university. I remember a guy who watched star trek during a lecture and said "the lecture is being recorded, I can watch it later". Then he watched that lecture during a lecture that wasn't recorded.
Adolescents don’t like being told what to do? I’m shocked!
Or adults!
I used to teach massage at a vocational school, and for multiple reasons had a "no phones" policy on the classroom (distraction, exposed body parts, and others.) I could have ignored it during lectures except that the overlap of students on their phone and the ones asking to re-explain information or just lost as to what they're supposed to be doing was nearly perfect.
I truly don't understand the college students who are paying insane tuition to be there to get a degree and they couldn't care less. I don't know if their parents are forcing them to go to college or what.
Honestly even in a professional setting it's gotten so much worse. Been in meetings with VPs directors, c line, everyone has their phones out testing and emailing away during the meeting not even caring
As a software dev, this has always been a thing in the industry. Very rarely is our attention needed, and we are mostly there to fill seats and answer a handful of questions.
Sometimes our full attention is needed, but we generally know about those beforehand. For the rest, we continue to test, write code, answer communications, etc.
Me to the pet rat on my crotch: Don't worry, he will never suspect anything
It's true. When I look down at my crotch, I cry.
:')
My guy, otherwise how would I check the condition of my magnificent boner :/
Magnum dong.
"If you saw how big my dick was, you'd get it." - Is how you answer this, especially if you're a girl
Genuinely why I miss my blackberry, I could type out a message while looking straight ahead
I had t9 on lock back in the day. Write and send a message without having to look at my phone at all. Sure, there was no internet on there, but that tiny Nokia would stay charged for like 5 days and survive a 20 foot drop on cement without a case.
Fun fact: they would NOT survive being dropped into a gallon of polyurethane floor finish :-(
You can still type while not looking on a smartphone.
As a former teacher, this is still extremely obvious.
Let's see if that works with auticirrext and eating burgers.
Almost. Hilariously "autocorrect" didn't auto correct. Hmm.
I do. 😉
"Oh my god, you're going to get it later 🥰🥰🥰🥰"
When you're in your seat, it really does give a false sense of blending in with the crowd.
"None y'all have anything worth smiling at down there."
Da Vinci's note book:"turns his smile into a grimice"
