For the first time, texting has started to decline. A new report has found
that the average number of text messages that cellphone customers in the
U.S. sends has dropped from 700 a month on average to 675 a month.
Maybe texting is down because a lot of the people who text and drive are
now dead.
It makes sense when you think about it. Because 20
years ago, everyone sent letters, maybe a few pages long. Then we
started sending emails and the notes got shorter. After awhile, that
seemed like too long so we moved to texting and now we're just taking
the next logical step.
Now we send nothing.
We finally realized we don't have anything to say to each other.
