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SHIFT: Should cellphones work on planes?
Friday, July 3, 2009
I recently had the misfortune of being in a grocery store with someone who felt the need to shout into her phone. From half an aisle away, I could catch up on her old roommate, who tricked her boyfriend into marrying her. Two aisles away, I heard about her weekend plans. Ice cream aisle, the foot fungus plaguing her mother. It felt like she was broadcasting to the entire store that she was importa...
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