That remins me of an old Italian movie. The movie was set in the time of a recession. (talking about poverty, btw) There was one opening for a typist and a long line of applicants ( women and young gals) was on the street. At the moment when the protagonist enters the office, one woman of around 45 is typing and showing some amazing hand speed, faster then the interviewer dictates.
The interviewer sees it and utters in amazement "My God, lady... you are a machine gun!"
"Yes" the lady responded with some sadness in her voice, "but an old machine gun"
This was such a toughing nuance! Made me really feel for that woman. I remembered this for my entire life.
Typing on mobile. That is a Hercules' labor. Young people do this with their thumbs. That's the clear cut indication of generation gap. )))
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