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Do you have a cutoff to calling someone on the phone and or sending a text?

Do you have a cutoff number in your brain where you go, I would never text someone after 11 p.m. on a weeknight, or I would never text someone after nine.

I don't know.

Different for phone calls versus text, I think.

Really?

Yeah, I think a text, you can send as late as nine maybe 10

as late as nine nine yeah maybe 10 on a week like a weekend or something but phone call i don't want

any phone call after 7 30 or 8 p.m So early. Don't call me on a phone.

Why are you calling me?

Well, unless it's an emergency, why is anyone calling me, period? And then let alone, like, call me in the middle of the day. Don't call me at the beginning of my day or the end. Sometimes people get busy during the day. And then they get home and they eat dinner. By the time they'd get anything, by the time they even have a second to figure out what they need to talk to you about, it could be eight, nine o'clock.

That's too late.

I always call me at the worst time the worst time every time moms have a way of that's like a built-in mom thing I'm trying to get ready for bed I'm cleaning up after dinner I'm in the middle of doing a million things right now I'm sorry. I'm such a nuisance. Oh, okay. Well, should I call back later? Right, but that's because moms, for the most parts, that are at board all the time. But they always pick the worst time to call. Do you think there's a cutoff time, Omar, for sending a text or a time when you would be annoyed that you got one? A text, I think you can send 24 hours a day. What? Oh, yeah, I don't care. So Omar's mentality has, by the way, been the society shift, which is everyone can control their own notifications now. Yep, you could just silent it. And technically, it used to be this, there used to be like a society rule.

I don't know what the rule was, but it was some sort of, you don't call someone past 10 o'clock during the week, and maybe you don't call them past midnight on the weekend. I don't know what the numbers were. There were some numbers. And now it's become, you can call or text whenever you want. and if a person needs quiet or calm,

it's on them to silence their notifications.

It's on them.

Well, whenever you want and if a person needs quiet or calm it's on them to silence their notifications it's on them to say I'm in sleep modes but there's times in the morning early in the morning where I'm like oh I forgot to text that person back but I'm not going to text them now because I don't want Why not? Just check it off your list. By the way, Ali's right. I wake up to text messages before we come in here in the morning,

and I think to myself, it would be great if I could just respond right now. Because like Omar said, if I don't do it right away, I'll forget about it and never do it. But I don't want to bother them. And I go, I would be so mad. They're probably asleep. But I have received text messages that have woken me up in the morning.

Even just that little zzz.

And I go, and I wonder if it's important.

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