Monty
Brilliant...and Canadian
- In the Parks
- No
I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one Tam. Having a phone is essential for me, I work in a field where I am one of two people in my country with the skillsets to do my job and my employer simply wouldn't allow me to travel if they couldn't reach me in an emergency. I also have a 13-yo son traveling with me, he can't be expected to hold my hand constantly while we're in the parks, but is distracted enough that he wouldn't notice that it was time to meet for dinner or a show, I call him. It's nothing to do with 'showing' I have an iPhone, I could care less about what people think one way or the other, it's about effective communication both locally and internationally.All mobile phone users at the parks should be stoned to death. No one is that important that they cant be out of contact for a few hours.
As for using the phone on line etc, how about trying the unusual concept of communicating directly with those around you. Or are you just trying to show you have an iPhone. If so how simply super for you.