People who use speakerphone in public

[italianjob]

how do I get an earpiece speaker in my ear past my hearing aids. Any advice would be appreciated.

You hold the phone to your ear.

Am I missing something?

 

[theboydom]

Had a playoff just today. I'm sure the Underground passengers preferred my Dusty Springfield to the bass beats the young rogue and his little gang were insisting everyone listened too. Once the Dusty karaoke gained enough momentum they turned the beats down a bit and we had a quiet spell until Victoria Just wish I had a more powerful singing voice or my own portable speaker with me and they'd have got the message sooner...

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

I'm blaming Alan Sugar. He's done loads of terrible things but The Apprentice helped start the trend for people towards people talking at their mobiles rather than treating them like a normal phone.

Disgrace tbh

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

Someone was doing it today walking round Home Bargains when I was in
Bigger disgrace tbh

 

[jonny_greenings_sock]

Some gadge on the tube was doing this watching some TV show when I was trying to read. Couldn't concentrate so I put down my book and leaned over and started watching the TV show on his phone. If someone is being annoying I try to be more annoying.

That’s class.

I do this a bit as well. You’ve got to back yourself, but if someone’s having a wildly unnecessary and anti-socially loud convo on FaceTime / speaker in a peaceful or very public place (I’m not going to stereotype, but they’re usually ladies of a certain age in never-used-for-yoga yoga gear on the way to the filler clinic), I’ve been known to Warnock over their shoulder now and again:

Just being a good member of society really. Always wanted to take a Bluetooth speaker around London transport and drown out all the grime with Village People or something, but I’m not brave enough for that

 

[finchie]