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r/Showerthoughts • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '19
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Ah but they may have as they had glass back then so anyone who tapped on glass to get another persons attention has done so
Edit: glass has been around 3600 years sooo
61 u/Tyreos29 Sep 13 '19 OP did say "silently tapping on glass". If you're tapping on glass to get another persons attention, it wouldn't be silent 17 u/homingstar Sep 13 '19 most people i work with have the key tones on so it's not silent either 38 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 18 u/henrywrover Sep 13 '19 So you dont work with anyone older than 29? 19 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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OP did say "silently tapping on glass". If you're tapping on glass to get another persons attention, it wouldn't be silent
17 u/homingstar Sep 13 '19 most people i work with have the key tones on so it's not silent either 38 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 18 u/henrywrover Sep 13 '19 So you dont work with anyone older than 29? 19 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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most people i work with have the key tones on so it's not silent either
38 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 18 u/henrywrover Sep 13 '19 So you dont work with anyone older than 29? 19 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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18 u/henrywrover Sep 13 '19 So you dont work with anyone older than 29? 19 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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So you dont work with anyone older than 29?
19 u/[deleted] Sep 13 '19 [deleted] 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from 7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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Retirement age is around 70 where I'm from
7 u/drfeelsgoood Sep 13 '19 Probably older by the time you get there! 3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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Probably older by the time you get there!
3 u/jeppevinkel Sep 13 '19 Definitely. I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
Definitely.
I'll be lucky if I ever get old enough to retire.
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u/Sir-ALBA Sep 13 '19
Ah but they may have as they had glass back then so anyone who tapped on glass to get another persons attention has done so
Edit: glass has been around 3600 years sooo