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Some people cannot put leave their cell phone down for even a minute. They feel the need to talk constantly at the top of their lungs, no matter where they are.
One of those 'yakkers' may be first on the scene of a traffic accident, brush fire, fallen hiker, heart attack or other medical emergency, now they will be able to call for help instead of just having to wait or leave the injured person to run for help!
And so many people have a PROBLEM with this?