Peter Kay - Telephone Etiquette: Live at the Manchester Arena REACTION

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Peter Kay tells jokes about telephones and people using them. If you enjoy Peter Kay reactions feel free to check out others from our channel.
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[@davebirch1976]

This was in the days before smartphones so the only notification you got was when you received a text message. That was a great time to be alive 😆

[@IbrahimservantofAllah]

I still have memories of my older sisters tapping away like wildfire back in 2008 🤣

[@davebirch1976]

@@IbrahimservantofAllah and because everyone had a Nokia with the same message tone, every time someone got a message everyone looked at their phone 😆

[@IbrahimservantofAllah]

@@davebirch1976 omg yes those were the days those nokias were bricks too i remember when i was 8 i got smart to my sister ran away and she threw that badboy straight to the back of my head like a tamahawk and the bloody thing still worked like new 🤣

[@davebirch1976]

@@IbrahimservantofAllah indestructible, and even if the phone case cracked you went and bought a new case for next to nothing 😆

[@Blue.723]

@@davebirch1976 3210 ✌🏼

[@terrywright7470]

I don`t care WHAT this couple are watching, I keep on viewing just to see THEIR reactions, The clips that they post are pure gold.

[@kelvinlambert4249]

Glad you enjoyed this. Hope you see Peter's sketch on the Dentist.

[@oblah6709]

In the UK you dial 1471 on the landline to see who the last caller was. You don’t need a caller ID screen on the phone as the automated voice tells you the number.

[@Simon...........]

But useless though when they have to hang up first before you can dial it and find out who it is 😭😅.. plus at one point you had to pay BT to call 1471

[@777petew]

Glad you understand the accent, and of course the humour.

[@johnmellor932]

Haha, Im from Bolton and went to the same school as Peter Kay. One of my best friends is from California, he had to read my lips to understand me when we first met. I can talk normally now at full speed, took time but he gets every word now. Its funny watching Americans listen to my accent.

[@petermizon4344]

COMEDY AND LIFE IS PRETTY MUCH THE SAME EVERYWHERE LOL, CERTAIN DIFFERENCIES OF COURSE, THANK YOU

[@steveross8364]

Everyone has a cell phone so the CIA, FBI, MI6, Chinese can track our movements, monitor our banking and listen in to our voice & text conversations. I remember when they first came out. Size of a house brick, weighed a ton, battery lasted about an hour, reception was crap, texts cost money. But it was like having a Star Trek communicator and was cool. Today, I really hate my cell phone, I leave it behind every chance I get and never use it for anything BUT talking or texting. Great reaction again. Good job.

[@mariefrancemanibal2954]

I'm probably the last person on earth without a cell phone, lol.

[@clivem.791]

Enjoy ur reactions, Glad u find Peter a funny guy, He just turns every day things into comedy and the fact that we all can relate to his views on things.

[@seeker1432]

love your reactions. Peters comedy is so relatable to us old er folk.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

She's cute when she gets the giggles 😂

[@kevindurcan7072]

He does one about the old video cassettes and the cases we use to put them in like book cases, he’s so funny , have to watch Phoenix Nights and the fun day episode with the bouncy castle, hilarious, brilliant channel this ❤️

[@HappyHammer55]

The great Peter Kay. You Must react to Peter Kay plays Queen on shovel guitar. Brilliantly funny.

[@t288msd]

42 in a classroom. So many. Wow. Please please Mickey Flanagan. Just as good as Peter Kay.

[@JeanBeech-gc4iw]

He's from Bolton Lancashire. He's brilliant.

[@delskioffskinov]

I enjoyed watching that with you!

[@ThisIsQuarty]

This one really tickled Mrs Boring :) Looks like it dragged up some great memories. Good reaction to Peter as always!

[@CatholicSatan]

I was watching a Millenial on YT the other day and he felt constrained to explain how, "in the old days" (and to his astonishment), a phone was attached to a house! I wonder how he would have survived before the Internet was a thing...

[@terrywright7470]

It is strange to we "Older" folk to have to try and explain to these younger people about our generations phones. Recently I was with my daughter and grandson to get some plants from a Garden Centre. As we were entering the indoor plant area, there was an old fashioned (I cant believe I just said that) red phone box. It had been rigged up with some shelves, and was filled with trailing plants. I pointed it out to my daughter and she was as enthralled as me to see just what one could do with a phone box with a little imagination. My grandson could not accept that this was a phone box that we used before mobile phones came along. He had no idea at all that we had to go into this red box and place money into the slots before we could use an "Old Fashioned" black phone.....He thought that we just went into this box and used our mobile phone, and the box was there to give us some privacy.

[@phillipwatson9906]

Great reaction, I've got the giggles now🤣

[@BoringReviews]

Thanks b

[@IanDarley]

I hate texting, I would rather a 90 second phone call than 10 minutes of text tennis. With texts, you think the conversation is over and you can get on with work, then the thing beeps again with another question Grrrr! I've had a mobile phone continuously since 1989 and sometimes I wish that they were never invented, these days mine gets switched off at 18:00 and stays off until the next morning, it remains witched off over the weekend - this is very liberating.

[@glastonbury4304]

Great reaction, so funny 🤣🤣

[@JohnHMarsden]

I love watching you guys laughing

[@mikeymikeFType]

As a teenager in the 70’s the only option was to use the phone box. Try calling your girlfriend and the parents answer saying she’s out. That was it until the next day or day after that!

[@winterbas8927]

Love your Brit Comedy reactions. Also really dig your t-shirt👌

[@stuartmorrison690]

Is it just me? or when youre on the bus, tube, train... someones phone rings(ringtone nothing like mine) i still check my phone😆

[@daveofyorkshire301]

In the UK if you made the call you paid by the minute. So these long phone calls and a phone available to the kids just didn't happen... Mobiles and mobile plans changed that significantly. But pre-mobile kids didn't use the phone. They went out to see the person or waited to see them next time...

[@shelleyjackson8793]

Absolutely love texting! I was so excited when I got my first mobile phone and found out about texting. I get so annoyed because one of my sons and two of my friends insist on calling me. Why?!!

[@janicejohnson6372]

Yes, most children even young children have mobile phones here in UK.

[@redf7209]

In days of yore before modern transistors the phone signal could be drowned out by noise, so far away places did sound far away. calls from a phone box were expensive but also inconveniently used up your loose change, you could avoid that by signalling with a couple of rings and hanging up.

[@malcolmbell5266]

Tow guys for you to check out. Eddie Izzard's Death Star Canteen, and any Bill Bailey. Love watching your reactions, keep it up

[@55tranquility]

Yup it’s the same here all kids have smartphones, our kids would have our old ones but as they got older would want the latest iPhone etc and ask for it for Christmas. I think my kids were about 9 or 10 before we gave in, it’s true it’s pretty much how they all communicate so the point my wife would make is that they would be left out of the the social groups without one, which is true. Although we have experienced the bullying that can go on, only my daughter and the bitchyness in her early teens with other girls. One thing, until smartphones whatever went on at school, you got home and left it behind for the day but now it’s continuous, mind you it’s the same for adults and work - your boss or office can contact you 24/7, one of the reasons I’m now self employed!

[@AutomaticDuck300]

I don’t mind phone calls but texting is easier. Urgent things usually get a phone call.

[@sarahfields288]

Cool T-shirt

[@BoringReviews]

Thanks

[@JuliusDecimusMeridius]

Who’s this…. Who’s this… (pointing at my iPad) ….Who’s this alerting me at this time ? Who is it…. iPad blasting off and vibrating like Apollo 11….. oh it’s some of my favourite KZbines reacting to Saint Peter! 🤭 What no Al Murrayhehheh today? Awe no…. Me Dad is like that leaving recordings of thinking he’s hung up and I have to listen to ten minutes of him watching the BBC news whilst flicking to Man Vs Food every 30 seconds 🙄 You going to get back on Idiot Abroad with Karl Pilkington? I’ll love yous forever if you do…. The third series with Warwick Davis is priceless 😊 But you gotta do the first two series first…. You can’t go diving in Willy nilly. You wouldn’t watch Terminator 2 before one, or Aliens before Alien would you? 🤭Take care, Julie, from Manchester x

[@samyheath8103]

An idiot abroad is a brilliant series

[@peterfoakes7569]

I'm the same, hate talking on phone, text all the time

[@phuckerby]

I think you will find that smart phones are owned by most of the people in the world now, in fact I can't think of a country that doesn't have them.

[@england902]

You young kids love texting. I never see a youngster without the head stuck in a phone. The number off time I’ve seen them walking across a road without looking is crazy.

[@dallasgrant]

Oh yeah I hate making calls or taking them, I'd so much rather just text or IM, it's so much easier, I think mainly because I feel like I can't do anything else while I'm on a call.

[@andypandy9013]

In the UK we NEVER had to pay for Caller ID! You guys pay ridiculous amounts for Cellphone stuff. Let me give you an example. I bought my phone outright, not on a plan. My monthly tariff is as follows: Calls - 5,000 minutes. Texts - 5,000. Data - 2 GB And the cost? £12.34 ($15.61) per month. 🙂

[@kevinporter3212]

I'm the opposite. as an anthropologist I'd rather talk or listen to someone talk instead of texting. Between the predictive text and my non-mobile phone suited digits, sod texting, it's too much effort. My boys have smart phones but they're not brand new, and they don't do much social media! (We live in Oz and they tend to be more snapchat focussed and neither my boys, or their friends, own smart watches. Doesn't seem to be a big thing in Qld.

[@TheCarpenterscrazy]

Loving your channel you should check out keep Evans his energy is on another level and Victoria Wood the ballad of Frida and Barry 💖

[@BoringReviews]

Appreciate you. We have reacted to one Lee Evans. We will have to check out more.

[@barriehull7076]

Most of the time my mobile (cell phone) is on charge at home. If I never had to text or make a phone call ever again it would not bother me, if I find myself in a group of three people, great the other two can do the talking. Social media is anything but most of the time.

[@soulgalorememories9921]

Kids the whole world over are introduced to smartphones at an early age. I now live in the Philippines and our three year old nephew takes his Mum’s phone from her and logs onto KZbin for Pepa Pig or whatever by himself. Our 11 year old niece has got the latest iPhone and can literally do anything that the phone is capable of. Interesting to hear you say that you prefer texting to actual calls, I would say that most people these days have adopted this preference - not wishing to speak directly to anyone. It’s the modern world and we all adapt to what everyone else is doing…pretty sad really, but there is no sign of this juggernaut stopping.

[@Ingleborough111]

A female friend of mine got a man ringing her, and he said 'would you like to know what I am holding in my hand'. She said 'if you can hold it in one hand I am not interested.

[@janolaful]

Lol a Mrs brown boys reference 😅

[@freebornjohn2687]

I feel very sorry for the kids that don't have a phone or have an old phone and feel left out. What a horrible environment to grow up in. It makes everyone feel insecure and antagonistic towards everyone else. Not that long ago kids were just kids, its so very sad.

[@polycrystallinecandy]

Even if you buy the cheapest phone you're not left out. It may not be as fast or fancy but you can install all the same apps and stay in touch with your friends

[@gjglen96]

Hi too really appreciate British humor and cinematography you should review Monty Python Holy Grail...

[@CLINT473]

Prefer to call sometimes ,can't be arsed to write it out

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Yeah, if it’s big news or complicated or family, easier to have a phone call.

[@deggsymarley]

I once drop my phone in a pond tried test it out. For Some reason it would keep ringing my friend Who got annoyed after the 4th call

[@user-kx6qw2nd8v]

In the UK teens have mobiles rather than young children

[@helenwood8482]

Texting is so much better.

[@chrism8705]

I know this is last year but after work I turn my phone off my family is more important and we all do this and all my in-laws know this only to be turned on for emergencies

[@scottosborne2915]

this is why i never use a phone i hate phones i hate talking to people on phones i hate talking to people if its on a phone or not the last time i owned a phone was a nokia 3210 when i was in college that was like back in 1999 and i dont have a phone now yay now the only reason anyone has a phone is to watch tiktoks and play shit like candy crush tell me have you ever not seen your kids or your mum or dad brother or sister sat there phones in hand not bothering with anything but watching or flicking through there phones

[@handsolo1209]

You think that because you are American that you are better than us, but not only do we also have phones, but we DON'T have Gabe. We win!

[@karlwilli1316]

That the fact you would rather text than actually have a conversation with someone is a bit sad. I would speak to anyone anyday but maybe you US people are strange

[@BoringReviews]

Not everything we say represents the entire country. We did say it is just us. I know lots of people that are either way. It just goes along with our shy nature. I don’t feel I have a lot to say on the phone. It makes me feel awkward. I’m more all about business on the phone. “Let’s meet at 7 at this place” done.