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    Joseph
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    When was the last time you used a payphone?

    Did you ever use a payphone in a payphone booth?

    #1155683
    adocs
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    Last time I used one, was to change into my superhero costume.

    #1155684
    Joseph
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    Et tu, Clark?

    #1155685

    a piece of history & memory

    even if they still had it, its easier to just ask someone to borrow his phone which millions today have unlimited text & talk plans so it doesnt use up their minutes to lend it out

    #1155686
    Joseph
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    Yeah, but borrowing a smartphone comes with a heavy cost in Olam Habah.

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    mw13
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    borrowing a smartphone comes with a heavy cost in Olam Habah.

    So that’s what you’re really getting at here…

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    Joseph
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    I’m just picking up on MA’s usual admonitions…

    #1155689
    CTLAWYER
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    Last month our daughter who lives in France flew into JFK. She didn’t have a US sim card in her phone, so she used the payphone after clearing customs/immigration to let me know to pull to the terminal and pick her up.

    I haven’t used a payphone in about three years. Prior to that, courts in CT did not permit phones with cameras in the building. I would have to check my cellphone with the judicial Marshal before clearing security and if I had to make a call while in the building I used the payphone. They had booths to provide privacy.

    When it became almost impossible to get new cellphones without cameras the rules changed.

    #1155690

    now it switched from phone booths to recharger booths rather at airports or in manhattan

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