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Dull Men's Club
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This is better than the time I called myself on FaceTime and stuck one phone on the back of my truck so I could hook up a trailer by myself
I do that all the time with my work and my private phone for exactly that 🤷
I did the same thing to properly align a door sensor and the magnet inside my pantry.
How did you have two phones if you were by yourself?
I was within range of my WiFi so I had an iPad in the cab
Kevin Gates has a riveting tale on why one person would require two cellular devices.
Workphone and not-work phone?
Main-life phone and secret-life phone?
That's hilarious
Amazing. I'd have gotten out a million times and worn out the handbrake in the process.