RadishRose
SF VIP
- Location
- Connecticut, USA
I thought about this. For some reason, no. I don't think I would, but I can't say why.
My first thought was yes, but then that feeling died.
My first thought was yes, but then that feeling died.
Me walking past a public phone that is ringing...... picking it up....
"Hello, who's that speaking?"
Person at the other end of the line....
"It's Mick."
Me.......
"Oh hiya, Mick, how are you doing?"
Mick.....
"I'm fine, who are you?"
Me....
"It's me, Tim."
Mick.....
"Tim, can I speak to Mary at number 37?"
Me....
"You can, Mick, but you'll have to shout really loud, she lives at the other end of the street."
Mick....
"Well can you nip along there and give her a message?"
Me.....
"Well I'd like to, Mick, but it's pouring with rain."
Mick.....
"Well, why the hell did you pick up the phone, Tim?"
Me....
"I just happened to be in the phone-box sheltering from the rain."
Mick....
"Will you please put the phone down and stop wasting my time?"
Me....
"You ungrateful sod, no wonder Mary wasn't here to take your call."
You really do come into contact with some strange people on public phones.
You beat me to it, Mark: I was gonna say "Nope, I wouldn't answer it! That's how a lot of scary movies start!" Or how they used to back in the old days; now it's people getting scary texts, lol.If I happened to walk by one (haven't seen one in years) and it was ringing I would let it ring. No one remembers the movie Phone Booth ?
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Yes - - good thinking. I usually have my vehicle's extended warranty folded up in my back pocket just in case of such a situation such as this. Aiso various other warranties in my briefcase,It could be someone worried about your vehicles extended warranty