I didn’t bother calling Nightingale on the mobile I’d got him for Christmas because he only turns it on when… — Ben Aaronovitch
I didn’t bother calling Nightingale on the mobile I’d got him for Christmas because he only turns it on when he wants to call someone—the new technology being strictly there for his convenience, not anybody else’s.
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