I would rather listen to Dexys on my headphones than some f***wit having a zoom call in a cafeAnyone else my age thinking of this? View attachment 192320
I would rather listen to Dexys on my headphones than some f***wit having a zoom call in a cafeAnyone else my age thinking of this? View attachment 192320
Really it was the proverbial storm in the teacup. Just verbals and nothing more. I think the two Albion fans were willing to get stuck in if push came to shove - nice to know they were around though.To be honest, it sounds like the Liverpool fans there were doing a lot more to back you up than the two Brighton fans.
Well, yes. They all wear headphones.I do it all the time. Its modern life. Although I do wear headphones. Because the tinny noise is irritating to others. But you're allowed to talk in a cafe
wonder what would happen if the other 20 all started shouting loudly so they can’t hear a thing themselves? You know like some flash mobHad someone having a Teams call in the train waiting room last night, loud voice completely unaware of 20 others sitting in the room is total silence. Very twatty...
I’ve got the Quadrophenia album and unfortunately there was a glaring mistake with the images. ‘Jimmy’ being shown going up the steps to Waterloo station to catch a train to . . . . Brighton? Unless he intended to change at Clapham Junction, which I doubt.From the Quadrophenia vinyl album photos, IIRC.
Might, or might not, be the 5:15
I would rather listen to Dexys on my headphones than some f***wit having a zoom call in a cafe
That's bothered me ever since I bought the album and saw those photos.I’ve got the Quadrophenia album and unfortunately there was a glaring mistake with the images. ‘Jimmy’ being shown going up the steps to Waterloo station to catch a train to . . . . Brighton? Unless he intended to change at Clapham Junction, which I doubt.
This sounds like the perfect ‘Poll’ question. Which detestable band/artist would you rather listen to on your headphones than some f***wit having a zoom call? I’m sure the list would be endless.I would rather listen to Coldplay on my headphones than some f***wit having a zoom call in a cafe
But people are allowed to talk in cafes. It's not entitlement to know that's true.Well, yes. They all wear headphones.
I’m not sure why it’s so annoying to others. But it really is.
It’s a shame that now having been told how much you are disturbing others your response is
“I’m allowed”.
Sort of sums it up really.
I’m not at all interested in telling you that it’s complete bollocks if you believed that you could catch a train from Waterloo to Brighton in the mid 60s.That's bothered me ever since I bought the album and saw those photos.
I chose to assume that trains ran from Waterloo to Brighton in the mid 60s. I'm not interested in anybody telling me that this wasn't the case.
Ugh.But people are allowed to talk in cafes. It's not entitlement to know that's true.
maybe it annoys you when people talk too loud. But people talk too loud in conversations as well. And plenty of people can have a call without being obtrusive.
I could argue 'right back at you' in that it's important to me and my mental wellbeing to not stay working from home, isolated, in a job that has no office in a house that isn't big enough for a seperate office, keeping my conversational volume at a reasonable tone in a public cafe that is full of nlise. But I shouldn't do that because you don't like it and would prefer to read your paper in silence?
To be clear, I've never actually believed this to be true.I’m not at all interested in telling you that it’s complete bollocks if you believed that you could catch a train from Waterloo to Brighton in the mid 60s.
Interesting response. It's only uncomfortable as you'd prefer to assume I'm an entitled loudmouth, because it helps you with your position. But I'm capable of doing it and being sensitive to others. I'd bet a pound to a pinch of shìt, that if you were in the same cafe as me, you'd have no idea whether I was on a call or anything else. You'd just see a man with headphones on talking.Ugh.
I'd suggest you're a perfect example of someone that should RTO .... and that's coming from someone that's been WFH for 20 years.But people are allowed to talk in cafes. It's not entitlement to know that's true.
maybe it annoys you when people talk too loud. But people talk too loud in conversations as well. And plenty of people can have a call without being obtrusive.
I could argue 'right back at you' in that it's important to me and my mental wellbeing to not stay working from home, isolated, in a job that has no office in a house that isn't big enough for a seperate office, keeping my conversational volume at a reasonable tone in a public cafe that is full of nlise. But I shouldn't do that because you don't like it and would prefer to read your paper in silence?
I have no office to work from. It doesn't exist. Like it doesn't for loads of people. I enjoy working nomadically but I also enjoy being in a public space. To see life and people moving about. We are a social species. And dare i say it, some of that requires occassionaly talking to people elsewhere on a newfangled electrical device at the same pitch as the other 40 people in the room are, whether they are talking to each other, on a phone, computer, to their counsellor, shrieking at kids or cajoling their dog into doing a rhumba.I'd suggest you're a perfect example of someone that should RTO .... and that's coming from someone that's been WFH for 20 years.