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[LarryMullenJr.]

Kids and their GD phones.

 

[UpstreamHawkeye]

Jumping off the Empire State Building?

 

[SoonerBeAHawk]

I wish I had a Cameron Brink by my side always.

 

[ddeanHawk]

Kids and their GD phones.

More like everyone and their damn phones

 

[GunnerHawk]

Pedestrians struck by vehicles continues to rise. Drivers texting and pedestrians have their nose buried in a phone. I have multiple younger neighbors who walk the neighborhood, always looking down at their phone. Older folks like us, walk the dog and enjoy nature around us. Sad how addicted people get to that little device.

 

[Tenacious E]

Pedestrians struck by vehicles continues to rise. Drivers texting and pedestrians have their nose buried in a phone. I have multiple younger neighbors who walk the neighborhood, always looking down at their phone. Older folks like us, walk the dog and enjoy nature around us. Sad how addicted people get to that little device.

Have you considered that young people on their phones out on a walk are responding to work emails, where work mobility is allowing for leisure mobility?

 

[wondergrape]

Pedestrians struck by vehicles continues to rise. Drivers texting and pedestrians have their nose buried in a phone. I have multiple younger neighbors who walk the neighborhood, always looking down at their phone. Older folks like us, walk the dog and enjoy nature around us. Sad how addicted people get to that little device.

Old people are awful with their phones. Don't kid yourself.

 

[Tenacious E]

Old people are awful with their phones. Don't kid yourself.

This is true. Honestly, my wife's parents are way more into social media and such than we are. Frankly, I only check it (not including HORT) once a week or so, if that. Makes sense if you don't have as much going on and you are looking to stay "connected," or at least entertained.

 

[icwesthawk]

Have you considered that young people on their phones out on a walk are responding to work emails, where work mobility is allowing for leisure mobility?

no

 

[Tenacious E]

no

Well, you should, because this 49-year old spring chicken does that sometimes.

 

[CyberJJ]

Kids and their GD phones.

She was probably just checking how much her bank account jumped since she last checked it.

 

[hoffmkr]

She was probably just checking how much her bank account jumped since she last checked it.

Fraud alert asking if she’d accept a zillion dollar deposit from Nike.
That or Prada asking if she’d like her outfit delivered with champagne or caviar?

 

[GunnerHawk]

Have you considered that young people on their phones out on a walk are responding to work emails, where work mobility is allowing for leisure mobility?

There is nothing so critical that you can't take a 1/2 hour to get away from your phone on a walk. I have never used social media except linked in for business. I check that occasionally to check on my associates in the industry that are still working

 

[Tenacious E]

There is nothing so critical that you can't take a 1/2 hour to get away from your phone on a walk. I have never used social media except linked in for business. I check that occasionally to check on my associates in the industry that are still working

I can't not check emails when the come in. You never know when one might be critical. Comes with the job. With that being said, I mostly agree with you.

 

[ChiPackHawk]

Have you considered that young people on their phones out on a walk are responding to work emails, where work mobility is allowing for leisure mobility?

Not for one second would I consider that - it is hard enough to keep them off their phones when they actually have a desk.

 

[bhelm22]

Wow, she was on the Brink of falling to her death

 

[amahawk]

Have you considered that young people on their phones out on a walk are responding to work emails, where work mobility is allowing for leisure mobility?

I think the no. 1 rule is to be aware of your surroundings and who is near you.

 

[UpstreamHawkeye]

Wow, she was on the Brink of falling to her death

And taking the cameraman out with her