First until they ordered; but as soon as the waiter had received his order, they both suddenly went into this staring-down position and used their mobile phones. They did this in silence until the ordered dishes were served. Then they looked up briefly, said a few words about the food and then the mobile phones again right next to lebanon rcs data the plate and sonorous use of the keyboard and smiling reading of supposed messages (or were they cat videos, I didn't see them?).
Between ordering and paying, the two exchanged a maximum of six sentences. And neither of them even once looked around the area, observed other guests, or noticed what was going on. I found it threatening when I imagined that these two might want to spend their whole lives together...
The four girls at the next table - women are generally said to be "more talkative" - also behaved in a timely manner. When two people were talking to each other, the other two were certainly on their devices. So they weren't listening to their friends. In any case, what Cicero understood as rhetoric (conversation, argument, counterargument, conversation, story, pleasure), and laughter and getting to know each other (!), was completely lost for my hour at the Toto bar. When I wanted to tell my bar neighbor what I had observed, his head was down and he was staring at his iPhone. I think he was looking for the time announcement so that someone would speak to him.