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A Privilege To Have A Phone Analysis
The privilege I would ask my parents for would be the privilege to have a phone. I would like to have a phone because I have an iPod that is practically broken. Also, I can’t contact my friends using social media or messaging apps because my friends might have no data or want to overuse their data and I don’t have internet at certain times during the day. Sometimes their phones don’t let them use the messaging apps that I would be able to text them on and the only way for me to contact them is to use the built in messaging app but I can’t because I don’t have a phone number. Another thing is that my family always try to message me about something that I don’t even receive until I get home or into an area with internet. Now that I’m almost
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