This past Sunday's Zits comic strip definitely applied to me. Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman feel my pain through the father of Jeremy, a very typical hooked in teenager.
They're in a car driving to a restaurant. Jeremy is in the back seat with his handheld device.
Mom: "We're never going to find the restaurant!"
Jeremy: "I got it."
Jeremy: "It's 515 feet ahead on the right. It's a red brick building with a blue awning."
Jeremy: "The parking lot is right next door. There's an open space in the second row next to the 2006 silver BMW."
Jeremy: "And you're both going to order the halibut."
Dad: "Smart phones are getting a little too smart if you ask me."
This is plain scary. How do they do that. And, is it it a good idea to do that.
Brave New World for Some. Scary for Me. --RoadDog
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Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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