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It is easier to text or talk to someone in person (in a car) than to talk on the phone?

• for instance if you are on the phone with someone, then you can't say anything else to the person once you hang up, so its almost like you are focusing on making sure you say everything you want to say while you are on the phone, especially if talking on the phone is your only means of communication and you are not going to get to call the person again anytime soon for whatever reason. On the other hand if the person is there with you in a car and you think of something to say, then you can just say it at anytime if they are right there, it wont have to be like you cant say it now that you are "off the phone." Same deal with texting, if you just suddenly think of something then anytime when you get a chance to text you can just text it at anytime (not while driving, but just at any other time). So anyway, I was just wondering if anyone else feels like it is easier to talk to someone in person or to text them than to talk on the phone. Because when you are on the phone it is almost as if you lose contact with the person as soon as you hang up and as such you want to try to be engaging as possible while on the phone, which is probably part of the reason why it is so hard to drive and be on the phone. I just find it easier to be with a person where you dont necessarily have to say everything at once, but rather you can say or text things whenever they come to mind.

• Answer:

  I think it is easier to park the car, so that you do not have to be "focusing on making sure you say everything you want to say" at the same time as you have to be focusing on driving.