A man who asked his family to complete a common hand gesture has gone viral after the test uncovered a shock truth about kids today.
From landlines, to “brick” mobile phones and now to smartphones — the look and shape of phones has changed dramatically, so it was only a matter of time before the universal gesture for talking on the phone changed too. Right?
“This is how you know you’re getting old and this is for my ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s babies — watch OK,” Daniel Alvarado said in his TikTok video before turning to his wife.Without hesitation, his wife mimics the universal way — pinky and thumb gesture to her ear and mouth.She did it the more recognised way — pinky and thumb gesture to her ear and mouth.
“I do it the same way the first person did it,” said another, referring to Ms Alvarado’s wife’s gesture.
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