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OPINION: Loud audios & videos in public places

Hi Nyakundi, I know you are busy and there are lots of other things to post about – but I need your help to evangelize this message: It is about people playing loud things on their mobile phones in public spaces. Why do they think this is OK? Actually, if they knew what people next to them think of them, they would nev

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Hi Nyakundi, I know you are busy and there are lots of other things to post about – but I need your help to evangelize this message: It is about people playing loud things on their mobile phones in public spaces. Why do they think this is OK? Actually, if they knew what people next to them think of them, they would never dare repeat it, ever! It is a sign of arrogance, lack of empathy and definitely poor judgement. What is in your phone is yours alone to consume, it is a personal device. Why would anyone in their right mind play loud audios, video clips, jokes, tiktoks, etc in a public place e.g. Matatu, bus, train, waiting areas, even some do it in offices without any regard for those next to them! Surely, earphones cost just 100 shillings all over town! Hii ni evidence ya ushamba na ulimbukeni –  tuwache kujiaibisha wakenya - please. Thanks, Harrison

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