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No, but there is a fed in your pocket

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I've experienced this a lot lately. I've been leaving my phone in my car or home more often to disconnect from it a bit more. The thing is that people are trained now to want an instantaneous response to their messages and calls. I've had one family member start calling my parents because I took an hour to return his call after I went to get some groceries. I told them to back off starting to worry everyone just because I don't want to talk to them immediately. There's a bit of a narcissism element in how phones have trained people to want direct responses. It worries me that people might be getting too entitled when it comes to communication, let alone accepting the idea that they are being dismissed by someone else.

ThisGuy confirmed for wearing lady jeans with tiny useless pockets that can't hold 4 tape players, a printer or two sets of headphones. Gay.

From left to right and top to bottom.
Camcorder, headphones, boom box.
Telephone, smaller headphones.
Voice recorder, Walkman/minidisc player.
Cassette player, am/fm radio.
Speaker, stereo reciever, speaker.
Vhs tape, betamax cassette player, cd, probably some 8track tapes, and a word processor.