...has destroyed the convenience of indefinitely ignoring select people.
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On India, you can choose to not pay CLIP charges and hence can still afford to do this.
I still do that and when facing those people I just squarely blame it on my network provider....they are crappy sometimes not letting the incoming calls to my handy, u know!
summA pEththappadAdhu. Au contraire, it has enabled the discerning man to ignore any unwanted company, anytime, anywhere.
Enna olaral idhu? Something with caller ID gives you the luxury to screen the callers. And by being 'mobile' it opens up number of possibilities for excuses afterwards - like "I was driving" or "it was in silent mode and I did not realize you called" excuses.