If I could have resorted to sign language, I would have. It came down to practically reading Blondie's lips.
When I'm with Jill, we just text message each other, especially if the person we have a beef with is right in front of us.
Also, just a general observation from LSE rider Char L'Hottie, if you're going to chat on your cell phone, there's no reason you have to hold your arm up and out so your elbow is at 90 degrees. You're not a human antenna. It may work for the TV at the cottage but it's not necessary on the train. People sitting near you don't need your elbow in their mouths.
Refer to the illustration below for further instruction.
A1 on the 80s glasses. She blinded me with science!
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