> Which brings about the fact that most cell phones have very
> good caller-ID and a "silence" button so you don't have to
> answer it when you don't want to

Ideally you wouldn't of course, but if your competitors answer
theirs for example, what are you to do ? One local company
has dropped Sunday trading

"Munro said Sundays were profitable to the company, but cutting
them out would reduce pressure on staff and improve staff retention -
a priority given the difficulties the low unemployment rate meant for
finding the right workers. 

"We believe it will remove some stress for our staff and they can
have a family day. You could say it's a bold move, but maybe it
will start a bit of a revolution and give people some time back." 

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/search/story.cfm?storyid=%1E%FB%F8%C5%2A%B7%BAM

And apart from the business side of things, look at the
(psychological ?) dependence young people have on cell-phones,
with the TXT-ing and the twiddling and the monster thumbs with
the RSI

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