Loud cell-phone talker

Seems some people can't find the manners when in public. Can you provide the link? I wanna read the whole article.

I opened your link and read the story, It was outrageous. Talking for 16 hours.. weeh! don't she ever feel exhausted. Anyhow, I often ride with a stranger who talk on the phone loudly but the maximum talking time they did is around 30 minutes and not more than that.

I used to commute by train quite a long distance to and from work, and it drove me and lots of other passengers mad, how a fair portion of them would spend the whole journey shouting into their mobile phones, disturbing the peace of everybody else. Since I now don't do that journey, my stress levels have dropped enormously.

ye i too read that discussion and its about a quiet car= no disturbance to the people who are passengers like u in a transport.This is a good thing becox manyu poeple do not understand how to behave in a group or a gathering.

Hi whengcat Wow 16 hours, even me who is a chatterbox offline, I can't imagine me talking loud and non-stop for an hour even. Wonder how she kept her phone charged for so long, Note I am chuckling with this and it appears to be a serious matter. Gosh that is certainly rude and inconsiderate that anyone would annoy in this manner. I can understand a loud speaker not realizing they are loud but gee after 16 hours would that not have burned her own ears. I have encountered people speaking way too loud in public places that it was very annoying and irritating. I was actually getting a headache with this one, and no matter how many times several others and myself stared with the hopes the person would speak softer and or stop, nothing worked. The person was actually asked to shhh a bit, nothing. So I had to go outside because I was getting irritated. I would have left the place but I was waiting for the doctor appointment I was waiting so long to get, so I told the receptionist that I would be outside and when I was called to please come get me.

People like that are extremely annoying. I hate when people are overly, and unnecessarily loud on their phones without noticing how annoyed the other people are getting. And for 16 hours, that is just unheard of. Where were you going if a train took 16 hours to get there? Disorderly conduct is kind of extreme for this type of situation but I think she deserved it as a wake up call.

At first, I thought that it's quite normal for some to be doing that, however, when you said that she'd been talking loudly for the last 16hours I was wondering where that train is going that could reach 16hours!? Anyhow, I don't really blame people for talking loudly because there are those with problems of hearing, they tend to talk loudly. However, I guess there are also those who just don't have manners and can't see that what they're doing is actually bothering other people - I guess that woman is the latter. She doesn't care what other people would think, therefore, it was right of them to throw her out!

. WEll I know there are loud cell-phone talker that exist. Actually there are people who are, even not in a cellphone but talking with someone in public are loud talker. And we can never get hold against it. But if it caused trouble and bothered other people, right it's disorderly conduct. We do have to respect also other people especially in public. And in you're story, how come that he sent-off from the train..was she inside the train for 16 hours and with the same people for that long hours, for them to get irritated of this woman's behavior? Non-stop means, she didn't even bother to take time to eat for 16 hours? And vice versa with the other person whom she is talking, does it means they have the same manner in talking? Well, if so, that's really unusual, and must be given appropriate action. Hope I would be patient enough just in case I would encounter one. Happy mylotting.

Seems some people can't find the manners when in public. Can you provide the link? I wanna read the whole article.

That's quite awful. Just imagine the suffering of the other passengers who couldn't help overhearing her conversation over the phone even though it's rude to listen to other people's conversation. But what you've just shared to us is really a worst case scenario, something I don't want to be a part of. But really? 16 hours? I think the best that she could have done is just not take the train and talk to the people she's better off talking personally than over the phone. Fortunately, I haven't encountered such a person in any public utility vehicle I've been in. It's good that the woman was reprimanded by the police so that she won't be doing the same mistake again when she's aboard a train.

This kind of person annoy me as well. I don't know why they talk so loudly. Most of the time I read a book or a magazine whenever I ride a train or bus. This type of person distracts me so much. Even if I'm not reading anything, whenever I encounter this kind of person it would really annoy me. I'm not sure what is so hard in taking the tone/volume of her voice like 2 or 3 notches.