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Keeping your phone on you is something I'd estimate about 30% of us do - the remaining 70% haven't yet become addicted to their cellphone. SMS, IMs and the proliferation of and Blackberry and related devices have made holding your phone nearly a necessity - at least in our own mind. But not everyone carries their cellular phone.
Some of those not carrying phones were stuck in an elevator at their worksite for two days. Leaving their phones in the car, they didn't expect to be at the job for more than an hour. A sudden stop by the elevator - and no response by pushing the phone button - put their one hour job into overtime.
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Keeping your phone on you is something I'd estimate about 30% of us do - the remaining 70% haven't yet become addicted to their cellphone. SMS, IMs and the proliferation of and Blackberry and related devices have made holding your phone nearly a necessity - at least in our own mind. But not everyone carries their cellular phone.
Some of those not carrying phones were stuck in an elevator at their worksite for two days. Leaving their phones in the car, they didn't expect to be at the job for more than an hour. A sudden stop by the elevator - and no response by pushing the phone button - put their one hour job into overtime.
