> I totally support the phone-free bar and restaurant experience

If you then expect an exemption because your phone use is different then I challenge that you don’t actually support the experience.

If you want to read news in a phone-free environment: bring a newspaper, a kindle, etc.

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bawolff 3 hours ago | parent [-]

What experience are you expecting in a phone-free breakfast joint if you are there by yourself? Interupting other patrons meals to randomly talk to them? That sounds kind of like hell.

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myself248 an hour ago | parent [-]

Boredom and being alone with your thoughts is not, as popularly believed, fatal.

	▲	bawolff an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Of course not, but its also not an exclusive experience you can only get at resturants. And quite frankly noisey busy resturants are a subpar place to have that sort of experience. Most people who want to do that sort of thing go to a park or somewhere quiet with nature.