Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner. (I still use my 1960s phone number for passwords)
dearboss
dearbossripper
Most of my spam calls show up as my area code and first 3 digits with only the last 4 altered. It’s really stupid because it actually makes it easier to ignore them.
They’re spoofing numbers in my work contacts now. I may not need a phone anymore.
And if they don’t leave a message and I don’t recognize the number? BLOCK CALLER.
One day, I apparently called myself 5 times.
567-11-1234
You shouldn't. No telling who you are actually talking to. (Scams)
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Hell no, unless it’s someone that is actively in my contact list.
I NEVER answer a call if I don’t know the number. Never. That’s what voice mail is for...
I scrolled down solely to find your comment on this question.
Three choices:
I mean, if this guy is a doctor on call then he can’t exactly say, “lolz sorry I couldn’t take your call, I was unavailable at a restaurant.”
I feel sorry for anyone who thinks they are so important that they can’t be “unavailable” for long enough to have a meal. This guy needs some lessons on what’s important in life. Hint: It ISN’T being a big shot. Leave the phone in the car, or GO TO MCDONALDS.
I thought doctors were supposed to be smart?
I would assume that you would understand that their policy doesn’t apply to people getting emergency calls - like, for example, a doctor.
It applies to rude boorish idiots yakking away on their phone during a meal, or instagramming their food
Right? I think as a public service to his/her patients, this dude should be named.
“I need an exemption from this restaurant’s cell-phone ban.”
Look, he needs to brag about how much of a super important doctor he is so....
What ever happened to you are an adult, handle the situation when it happens?