workers at an i-phone plant -
so now there are nets.
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Oh grim
I imagine there must be many factors influencing such dire actions.
Grim but with a dark comedy tinge lining the edges.
Can you
hear me
now?
(not sure if that commercial airs in England)
Reading your haiku this morning reminded me of an article I recently read ... I guess young folk think it rude to just call a friend out of the blue, so they text to set a time for the call!
New phone ettiquete
Text prior to set a time
for voice to voice chat
(thanks for visiting me at Poetry Matters ~~~ your comments mean so much to me)
Not really the solution the workers were after is it?
Tanks everyone. A instance where the fact speaks for itself, I think. Eryl summed it up more succinctly than did I, I think.
God what an awful story, thought you'd made it up at first.
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