My travel Diary No 2

There have been enough articles, education and reminders about mobile etiquette.  Still some people feel that it is okay, to shout or speak at the top of their voice on mobile, while travelling. This can be said especially in case of villagers who have acquired mobile phones but not any mobile education. Why only villagers, but there are also educated people in cities, who do not know the manner to talk. Recently, I was travelling to Ahmadabad in a bus and there was a woman sitting on my opposite seat, who was giving cooking lessons on her phone to her daughter at home.  So loud was she, that all of the bus passengers came to know what was cooking at her home , what ingredients were going to be added to the dish, and how many street dogs they had near their home.

Add to that, if the voice of the woman would have been sweet, it would have been nice to hear, but her voice was like a frog croaking at the top of his voice.

I have also came across a well dressed man  talking on phone on a heated discussion with his son, on how his daughter in law behaved with him, and what he should do to teach a lesson to his wife.  

Thankfully I have also came across people who talk so softly, that one can’t even hear their whispering while sitting next to them. 

See ya

Kulls