My wife always complains that I talk too loud. I tell her that after working for forty-one years in an industrial setting, that is my normal volume. It is difficult to remember to turn it down.
No, but I have answered the remote thinking it was the phone (way back in cordless landline days) and been frustrated with the reception until I figured it out.. True story!!
I get a kick outta people on their cell, yelling into the phone, and also not realizing that it’s also set to speakerphone with the volume on high, so you hear the whole conversation with them yelling at each other! Lol!!
You would have thought by now (at her age) she would figure out that MOBILE phones means you can go to a different room. I’d be hard pressed to not turn the TV volume up to screech levels.
Wife gets annoyed when I turn the tv volume up to hear over her phone on speaker phone. A couple weeks ago I had to put my phone on speaker phone to hear someone. That’s when I realized why she has her phone on speaker phone. I thought it was to annoy me.
Lord Flatulence Premium Member 11 months ago
Headphones.
Qiset 11 months ago
There are two such in my house that can drown out a circus barker.
PraiseofFolly 11 months ago
In our house, miming using a remote to lower the volume is the understood signal for family members to lower their voices.
juicebruce 11 months ago
If it only was that easy ;-)
gsps4me 11 months ago
I reach to turn down my hearing aids, and they get defensive!
bobbyferrel 11 months ago
I try that on my wife all the time. She gives me “The Look”.
sheilag 11 months ago
Hey, I don’t recall making a call to a chicken lady! ;-)
Dogouse Reilly 11 months ago
The mute button doesn’t work either.
bluephrog 11 months ago
Duct tape
ctolson 11 months ago
My wife always complains that I talk too loud. I tell her that after working for forty-one years in an industrial setting, that is my normal volume. It is difficult to remember to turn it down.
Dwight Schmiddlapp 11 months ago
When my sister in law calls my wife, I can hear both sides of the conversation, but not the TV.
rickmac1937 Premium Member 11 months ago
Trust me it doesn’t work you may want to try Duct tape
pheets 11 months ago
No, but I have answered the remote thinking it was the phone (way back in cordless landline days) and been frustrated with the reception until I figured it out.. True story!!
EMGULS79 11 months ago
IF ONLY!!!!
Zen-of-Zinfandel 11 months ago
If you tried calling Sheila with the TV remote…
g04922 11 months ago
He’s in luck though – today you CAN use your phone as a TV remote ;-)
mistercatworks 11 months ago
Did you know if you whisper into your phone in a quiet room THEY CAN HEAR YOU JUST FINE!
wildlandwaters 11 months ago
I get a kick outta people on their cell, yelling into the phone, and also not realizing that it’s also set to speakerphone with the volume on high, so you hear the whole conversation with them yelling at each other! Lol!!
CoffeeBob Premium Member 11 months ago
You would have thought by now (at her age) she would figure out that MOBILE phones means you can go to a different room. I’d be hard pressed to not turn the TV volume up to screech levels.
donut reply 11 months ago
Wife gets annoyed when I turn the tv volume up to hear over her phone on speaker phone. A couple weeks ago I had to put my phone on speaker phone to hear someone. That’s when I realized why she has her phone on speaker phone. I thought it was to annoy me.