It was once considered rude to talk on your sanyo cell phone in certain places and loudly to boot but we al seam to ignore this social etiquette nowadays. There doesn’t seem to be anywhere where you can be free of this almost constant intrusion.
Answering the phone wherever you are has become the norm now but we must change this awful habit.
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It does make you wonder if there is an occasion when they would not answer the phone!
What about churches when a service is taking place, surely you would turn your phone off here. This is because a ringing sanyo cell phone will not just disturb you while you pray it will also disturb others.
I am sure by now, once or twice in a meeting you will notice that when a sanyo cell phone rings, almost everyone around will immediately look for their sanyo cell phones. How rude is it to interrupt a meeting that someone else is holding just so you can answer your phone. When you are in a meeting consider others and turn the sanyo cell phone off, you will find the meeting will proceed quicker and be more enjoyable. Today, it seems there are more emergencies than there used to be and often it is necessary to be in contact but phones have a vibrate function which is more discreet. An alternative is to let any callers know that you are going to be in a meeting and just leave a message.
There are times when you absolutely must switch your sanyo cell phone off, when flying for example but most people have now got the message regarding this safety issue. A sanyo cell phone is a transmitter and signals can affect the aircrafts instruments. Although I have not experienced this myself, I have been informed that a few airlines will allow the use of sanyo cell phones on very long flights at certain times.
Just because almost everyone in the developed world has at least sanyo cell phone, the manufacturers are constantly thinking up new facilities to incorporate so we will upgrade and not become bored. There is nothing wrong with competing in today’s world but it should not mean you become oblivious to other peoples feelings in the process.