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To: Ryan Bartholomew who wrote (173436)	8/30/2014 9:04:02 PM
From: Stock Puppy	1 Recommendation Recommended By Ryan Bartholomew Respond to of 213177

Well, I blame modern electronics. Wait - maybe not.' Om.

To: Ryan Bartholomew who wrote (173436)	8/30/2014 9:08:19 PM
From: slacker711	3 Recommendations Recommended By aaplAnnie JP Sullivan Stock Puppy Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213177

Turns out that when it comes to cars, it turns out that conversation with a passenger is just as distracting/dangerous as conversation over bluetooth with someone not in the car. I may have missed something new but the stuff I have read has indicated that this isnt true. Conversations with people in the car used different parts of the brain, and caused less distraction, than conversations with somebody not present. This was true whether you were using Bluetooth or not. Slacker