Phone etiquette is so bad.
People call 3-4 times repeatedly in succession instead of leaving a message.
The number of times people leave voicemails without a name is bizarre, like I'm dealing with some kind of sovereign that has no need to condescend to introduce themselves.
Or when I answer, they just start issuing their demands without so much as a greeting.
It's harsh, graceless, and discouraging. We live in a coarse world.
Father Nick Blaha
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2025-01-13 16:29:44
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