Tom Rosenthal

That, say, would naturally take the place of a phone call.

It's convenient to me, I'd do it.

And then obviously something, there is a bridge lacking, clearly, in that.

Oh, definitely.

There are some lovely things about a voice note.

It's preferable to a text for some people.

It does the job in some situations.

But again, there's no dynamic.

No.

I think back to you in that telephone box calling the sweet Dutch guy.

When you were in that box, and I'm thinking now about some of the phone calls I make.

Yeah.

You know, it's kind of scary, I suppose.

There's a real vulnerability to, you know, you pick up the phone, you call someone, you don't know what situation they're going to find them in.

You know you're going to be interrupting something.

Then obviously when you're calling house phones, you know, you might have got someone's parent or whatever is around.

You know, so it's like, there was like a sense of trepidation in making these phone calls.

But then I suppose also nowadays, because it is so much more successful not to do it, then it's like, why give yourself the fear while just do this?

When was the last time you got rejected?

Or felt rejected?