Cell Phone Etiquette 101

I blog because, well, let's face it,

I love to bitch.

And honestly, lately, I haven't had much to bitch about.

This new job leaves me so stress free and un-irritated that my need to bitch has practically diminished.

However, tonight, I am annoyed.

Have people forgotten common courtesy???

Seriously though.

Cell phones completely rule the modern world

And it drives me bat shit cray.

1) Don't text on your cell phone while driving. Unless you're stopped.

I could care less what you play with when you're car is not in motion.

However, when you're driving and texting you're putting my life in danger.

I am fearful for the person who cuts me off or hits me due to texting when I have babies in the car.

That person will end up 6 feet under.

2) Don't use your cell phone while you're in a cash out line. Anywhere.

Whether you're at the movies, at the grocery store or doctors office- plain and simple- don't use your phone.

The person standing in front of you deserves your respect and undivided attention.

It's so rude to not acknowledge the person helping you

because you're so self absorbed that you cant set your phone down.

And I can guarantee if you weren't on your phone you would be wanting them to respect you &

not text or answer their cell phone while working... right? So do that for them.

3) Don't talk on your cell phone in a waiting room. Crowded or empty, don't do it.

The people around you don't want to hear your conversations.

And that includes the receptionist/ service provider/ employee.

Not to mention, people seem to be TONE DEAF and talk like they're screaming into a megaphone.

4) Don't use your phone at the dinner table.

Get your grubby stinkin fingers off the portable phone and enjoy those sitting next to you.

Unless you're a loner. Well, then I guess play away.

I can't even think of anything else.

But seriously, where the hell have our manners gone!?!

It's fuckin' bafflin' yo.

I have come across so many people I want to dick punch because they are so dang rude.

So, take this little tid bit and put it in your back pocket for tomorrow!