I even overheard a stranger on the subway talking about "the tidying book" say the following phrase, out loud, for everyone to hear: "I basically just realized that none of my hats were actually bringing me joy".
I even overheard a stranger on the subway talking about "the tidying book" say the following phrase, out loud, for everyone to hear: "I basically just realised that none of my hats were actually bringing me joy".
Harris, though, can remember the last time he screamed loud enough for everyone to hear.
Then another dupe came in, and David Breeden, the head chef for the evening, called the ticket loud enough for everyone to hear.
"My seat number is how they'll identify my body if the plane crashes," she said apologetically, though loud enough for everyone to hear.
And, yes, if your iPod is loud enough for everyone in the elevator to know you own Jock Jams, turn it down.
When he saw me, he said in a voice loud enough for everyone to hear: "Why does The New York Times hate the banks?" It's not The New York Times, Mr. Dimon.
At the Céline show, he engaged Joe Zee, the creative director of Elle, in a lengthy dialogue, loud enough for everyone around them to hear, in which he noted, as one example, that he did not very much appreciate the criticism of his decision to show fur for summer.
Bring pants!" and play it back loud enough for everyone in the parking lot to hear.
The clerk moved at the speed of borscht, ever so slowly checking the price on an item, typing it into a Mac, requesting and receiving a credit card, asking the user for his name, address and phone number loud enough for everyone to hear, like a Soviet government bureaucrat.
"Are you GAY?" he boomed, loud enough for everyone in the hallway to hear.
