The years before you can get them
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‘The years before you can get them a phone are so demanding.’
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‘The years before you can get them a phone are so demanding.’
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‘Go on then, just one more cat video...’
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‘Right everyone. It’s 7.59. Phones at the ready. Let’s see if we can get Bob a GP appointment.’
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‘What’s happened to us? We used to look at memes together.’
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‘He’s refusing to eat his spinach. He has a point though – it may contain forever chemicals.’
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‘I know it’s not crypto, but say thank you.’
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‘I no longer have to listen to him. I encouraged him to start a podcast.’
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‘It’s just like a doctor’s receptionist. Asks me all sorts of questions and still I can’t get an appointment.’
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‘What’s your poison? Sugar, sweeteners or nanoplastics?’
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‘In my wildest dreams I never thought I’d find someone like you.’
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‘With the cost of child care, we’ve decided to delay having a child until you retire.’
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‘Can Mummy borrow her phone, sweetie? It’s only for a minute.’
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‘Now you’re working from home, is there any chance you could spend some time there?’
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‘I’m worried about how much time he spends online. Do you think we should Google it?’
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‘He’s finding it hard being away from his phone for the first time.’
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