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When will society hang up on cell phone rudeness

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April 17, 2015

 

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It is very rude especially to the poor person sitting at the table with the cell phone user. This person is probably offended because he or she is being ignored. "Forty-two percent of adults say they have made or received a call while dining in a restaurant," according to the National Restaurant Association (Yost A1)...
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"Forty-two percent of adults say they have made or received a call while dining in a restaurant," according to the National Restaurant Association (Yost A1). In some restaurants, the menu states to set cellular phones to vibrate or off, although few people ever do. At Perry's Deli in Chicago, a prominent sign states: "The use of cellular phones at Perry's is strictly prohibited...
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