B
-- as far as an invasion of privacy. And, uh, I can't really think of anything else offhand, that, uh,
A
I think I dislike the phone number part the worst. I mean, it's, it's one thing to get junk mail because you can, you can just put it right in the trash, but it's the phone calls, and, you know, usually when they call you, it's going to be when you s, right when you sit down to dinner because they know, they pretty much know that you're at work all day and they call you right when, when you've just gotten home from work. The last thing you want is a phone call unless it's, you know, something halfway enjoyable, but if it's a salesperson, it's just something you don't want to have to mess with. And, and I've gotten a lot of them lately, or I'll, sometimes I come home from work and there's a lot of hang ups on my answering machine and I'm just assuming it's probably a salesman that called during the day and, I wasn't home, and they'll probably call me up and, you know, call me back and bother me when I sit down to dinner later on, but --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- I find that very annoying. The, uh, mail stuff, yeah, you know, it's kind of irritating, but it's not nearly as obnoxious as the phone calls.
B
I think, I think you mentioning the phone calls during dinner, I know when I sit down with the family and want to have the opportunity, you know, to talk -- -- and see what's going on and all those things, even if friends call --
A
Uh-huh.