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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jonny Nexus" data-source="post: 2741303" data-attributes="member: 14664">I was going to make a point about this......but then Wombat pretty much said what I was going to say:That's the reason why I don't talk on a mobile in a restaurant (I go outside) and why I try to cut calls on trains as short as possible (i.e. I say, "I'm sorry, I can't talk. I'm on a train. Can I call you back?")Because I know that I talk just that *little* bit louder on a phone than person to person. In a restaurant I tend to keep my voice down when talking because I'm in a public place - I talk quieter than I would than if I was with friends in my front room, for example. That's why I personally find it annoying when people have extended conversations on the train (because you can hear the sound of a cell-phone conversation above all other chatter).So I guess my question is: "Are you absolutely sure that your wife was talking at *exactly* the same volume as she had been previously?"(Although I still think the other table were being a tad rude in a passive-aggressive way).</blockquote>