Isn't the point that someone who is not trying to party is screening the calls? I think not giving out his number is secondary to not spending 4 out of 5 hours or whatever trying to hear a ticket dispute over top of a loud bar crowd (or, alternatively, spending 4 out of 5 hours texting people back and forth).
Isn't the point that someone who is not trying to party is screening the calls? I think not giving out his number is secondary to not spending 4 out of 5 hours or whatever trying to hear a ticket dispute over top of a loud bar crowd (or, alternatively, spending 4 out of 5 hours texting people back and forth).
Isn't the point that someone who is not trying to party is screening the calls? I think not giving out his number is secondary to not spending 4 out of 5 hours or whatever trying to hear a ticket dispute over top of a loud bar crowd (or, alternatively, spending 4 out of 5 hours texting people back and forth).
I totally get the point of it, but his solution is absurd.