OH I don't know about that. I think some of them do. After all we live in a culture of what and who's cool. 
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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
I don't think that people necessarily wear them to look important.
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Exactly what I'm talkin bout.. Listen:... 2 times in the movies last week i had to tell prople to brake it off with the cell phones. 2 other times i had to ask people around me to take their conversation some place else. Seems like people think i want to listen to their yak.
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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata
Whether someone talks on a BT headset while in line or in any other public place is no different than yapping on a cellphone held to your head. Cellphone etiquette and common courtesy applies to both modes. Either way it can be obnoxious. If you're sitting next to some a-hole at the airport while he yammers on about how bitchin' he is, it isn't going to be any less annoying if he's got the phone in his hand. Having said that though, it can be extra annoying with a BT headset because many people feel the need to to yell, thinking that since the mic is far from their mouths yelling is necessary.
Screw it all! I'm going back to the original hands-free method. 
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