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Are you addicted to your phone?
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this post was submitted on 29 Nov 2024
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Yes. I recently took my son to an appointment where my phone died as we pulled up. My phone dying is incredibly rare. I proceeded to clean my car while I waited. I went through the center console, the glove box, the side door pockets, under the seats, behind the front seats, basically everywhere in the cabin of the car cleaning and organizing while I waited. If my phone had a charge, I wouldn't have done any of that. So yes, I'm addicted to my phone.