At some point we have all had the joy of sitting in a waiting room. That visit to your doctor, the nail shop, the terrible dentist's office, nerve-wracking job interviews, or any kind of government office that typically requires you to wait before being called back. That waiting can expose you to some very irritating habits of other people. In every waiting room you tend to encounter at least one of these groups of people. There are the cell phone callers who have no problem sharing their personal affairs with everyone; there are those annoying children whose parents seem oblivious to the terror their little ones are causing; and there are those habitual questions that always take up the receptionist's time, leaving you wondering if this is causing a delay in your time. The first group of people you might encounter are cell phone callers. I'm not talking about those who answer only to ask to be called back. I'm referring to those who chose to have long, engaging conversations, so loud in fact, that you were left with no choice but to know what happened....