Tom Rosenthal

I was going to ask, when you mentioned the red telephone box, do you remember in your past the most important call, or at least memorable, one you can remember even, from a telephone box?

It's so funny how very quickly the thought of diving into this red box...

So communicate with someone seems absolutely mad.

It seems like something from like 500 years ago.

Exactly.

I was going to go into that red box and then you'll be able to call someone.

Didn't the red box?

Just hearing that story sounds like it's not fathomable that you could actually make arrangements from the box.

It's almost like the spring, it's almost like that's not right.

Although you would have had a bit of a time limit, I'm guessing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because obviously you're putting the coins in.

I remember the pips.

But it's funny to think that's such, again, an absolutely mad idea that you have to cram this communication in in such a short space of time.

That's so right.

That's a great question.

I think maybe it's...

There's a lot of options that allow us to do stuff in our own time.

But it seems like, you know, without kind of bothering another.

For instance, like the voice note, obviously it's becoming more and more popular.