Lunch with EB Inglis · 16 July 2026 · 6m
Speaker 1: If you are a millennial or a gen exit and you grew up with a Speaker 1: landline in your house, tell me that I'm not the only one that this happened Speaker 1: to. All right, please tell me if this happened to you as well, the phone Speaker 1: would ring. I also ask you a Falcon about this yesterday, and she says that Speaker 1: they weren't allowed as kids to answer the phone. But for me, in my household, Speaker 1: anybody could answer the phone. It was about who was closest. But I always used Speaker 1: to run to answer the phone. And then I would answer the phone and you're Speaker 1: like, you know, hello, English residence. And then the person would say, oh, can I Speaker 1: speak to your mommy or your daddy please? And then you say please hold or Speaker 1: just hold on for me, please, And then instead of putting that handheld part next Speaker 1: to the phone, you put the phone down by accident. Yep, it's happened to me Speaker 1: many times. And then my folks would be like, so who was it? And they're Speaker 1: like, I don't know. I didn't ask, and I put the phone down now by Speaker 1: accident, and they're like, now, how are we going to know who it was? And Speaker 1: then they would call back. They would call back and then there's no excuse about Speaker 1: like nowadays with networks where you can say like, oh, I'm not sure what happened Speaker 1: over there. Then it's that awkward moment where you onto the phone again and then Speaker 1: you say old, then again for my mommy or…
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