On One.

I guess I'm "on one" today. This was the response I got when I attempted to communicate a play on marriage in the way of a phone plan. - It makes sense doesn't it? Everyone keeps saying how intense phone plans are, especially to be in a joint/family plan with a partner.

I said or messaged, rather - so much better at communicating via written words - "Instead of getting married, let's just get a phone contract...and that wedding ring, I'll take an iPhone instead. It's a gift that keeps giving, especially when you've agreed to pay the contract for the year. Thanks honey."

Response: "you are on one today:)"

I laughed, then completed my idea, "it's only a 2-year contract and less than a divorce to get out of; i'm game."

No response.

Hmm. Am I on one? No, that's just a stupid thing people use to make you think your thinking is screwy. I'm inventive and fun. Wouldn't a phone contract be way more useful than a marriage?

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