The article: http://www.rooshv.com/3-principal-types-of-game So far so good.
What I heard is, in the US hardly anyone actually calls you on the phone. Except telemarketers. Texting - real SMSes, not texting in some app - are free or very cheap on most plans.
In many other places, European countries, for example texting is not cheap. People use apps like Viber (which I find a bad idea in the first place, because every contact you ever had in your life are there, can text you free, and you may not want to be that available).
So I wonder, according to Roosh's three categories, Western Game, Eastern Game and World Game, how much people, young people in particular actually talk on their phones in various parts of the world?
1 minute read: I Bet Phonecalls Piss You Off, Don't They?
What I heard is, in the US hardly anyone actually calls you on the phone. Except telemarketers. Texting - real SMSes, not texting in some app - are free or very cheap on most plans.
In many other places, European countries, for example texting is not cheap. People use apps like Viber (which I find a bad idea in the first place, because every contact you ever had in your life are there, can text you free, and you may not want to be that available).
So I wonder, according to Roosh's three categories, Western Game, Eastern Game and World Game, how much people, young people in particular actually talk on their phones in various parts of the world?
1 minute read: I Bet Phonecalls Piss You Off, Don't They?
