While travelling in the metro, you were constantly disturbed because a fellow passenger was continuously talking on his mobile phone. He was so loud and clear that you could hear every important detail about him. Write a description of that man. Also give a good title to your answer.
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The conversation goes something like that or maybe that’s how you remember it after the long Metro or bus ride next to a chatty person on the phone.
Although we routinely use our smartphones to tweet, text or check Facebook while on public transit, when it comes to phone calls there’s a debate over whether doing so on the bus or train is acceptable.
For many, talking on the phone –for anything more than a brief conversation– while using public transit is the biggest commuting sin. Okay, officially they call it inconsiderate and annoying, not a sin. But 50 percent of transit users think others’ cell phone conversations are the most annoying habit on public transportation, according to a new survey by Washington-based KRC Research.
The poll of 1,000 Americans found commuters also are annoyed by people who don’t offer their seat to people with disabilities, the elderly or pregnant women, and the messy eater who leaves crumbs behind, and the passenger who gets too comfortable and uses the spare seat for their luggage.
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the man who was talking on the phone was tall and he wore a heavy coat he was in a hurry to go and he had blue eyes and he was going to his office as he has a laptop and a briefcase in his hand