Two men at a restaurant argue about the annoyance of talking on a Bluetooth headset.
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You totally deserve that. You totally deserve it, yes you do. On no planet is a shoe caddy a good gift. That's just a-- What? Now-- All right. Yeah. No, no, no. I get that it was payback, but my-- It's not long distance even if it's in India. You-- Someone on 14th hole. Okay. Lloyd's got these great Cuban cigars, so I'm smoking these cigars. So I reach down to take a puff. I can't hear you, it's so loud. And all of a sudden Lloyd goes, What the fuck are you doing? I'm on the other line, I'm gonna call you back. Call them. Says I was trying to brush my teeth with an apple. It was, it was horrible, horrible. Um, excuse me. Who are you talking to? Talking to myself. Well, you're doing it really loud. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. You're kind of talking loud yourself. To a person. What's the difference? Uh, I'm actually conversing with another human being, not different than just talking. Oh, really? To the outside observer, it's the same level of annoyance. Well, I need to talk to my friend. I can barely hear you. Oh, okay. Well, maybe if you talk lower to your friend, I'll talk lower to my other self. Great. Great. Okay. All right. Good. Jesus Christ. I'm literally sitting here, my name is not even a sentence. He's been talking on his cell, talking to himself, the whole dinner. You hear that? He doesn't even think he's annoying. That's the thing about it, he thinks you can just sit there and talk out loud and not be annoying. But, I'm telling you, he's literally just doing it just to be annoying. He's been driving me nuts for like the last 10 minutes. No, can you hear him? Yeah. No, he's still talking. Wait, I got Steve on the other line. Hold on. Hey, Steve. Do me a favor, remind me, these people they're just
