If I have to live in a world where every third person on the freeway is making love to his cell Phone and Kardashians tweet, do I still have to also receive new phone books every year?
It's a long-standing annual ritual, the delivery of the white and yellow pages. And if you live in an apartment building, every December a Stack of plastic bags containing those fat books is dumped at your doorstep -- a stack that pretty much remains there all month, because when's the last time you looked something up in a phone book? It couldn't be more anachronistic if every year a truck backed up to my lobby door and unloaded a pile of sun dials.
Could we end the madness? And while we're at it, let's do something about those Kardashians.
It's a long-standing annual ritual, the delivery of the white and yellow pages. And if you live in an apartment building, every December a Stack of plastic bags containing those fat books is dumped at your doorstep -- a stack that pretty much remains there all month, because when's the last time you looked something up in a phone book? It couldn't be more anachronistic if every year a truck backed up to my lobby door and unloaded a pile of sun dials.
Could we end the madness? And while we're at it, let's do something about those Kardashians.
