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