You're listening to another great podcast in the Stoplight Network.

There's stuff I thought about talking about, but we've kind of done it to death.

The story of our life. Thank you. I'm going to be. I'm going to Tech fan podcast number 128.

I'm Tim Robertson, and he's David Cohen.

Hey, David.

Hello.

How are you?

I'm okay, actually.

We are hoping that we have a guest today, but he is not online that I can see.

And he didn't send me his official Skype number.

I have his telephone number, but we don't do the telephone thing because if we do, I can only talk to that person.

Yeah, I saw an article online today. It was on the BBC of all places saying, is the telephone dead? You know, really?

I mean, I think, I hope our listeners realize that, you know, those of us who love technology,

we, you know, it's so easy nowadays to live in this little tech bubble where you think

everything is all about the shiny and the new and the new way of doing things and completely

forget that 99% of the world's population or more had, not only do they have only passing interest in these things, but they still do things the way they've always done them in the main.

Yep.

You know, and the idea that people don't use telephones anymore is just laughable, absolutely laughable.

And yet, you know, you still keep seeing this sort of stuff pop up in the media, like

social media and email and text messaging and everything has taken over the world

and nobody ever talks to each other via voice anymore.

And it's just ridiculous.

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