So my mom, sisters, and I were talking about how it's sad in other countries and how the locals there never really smile and laugh much in public. I can't remember who but somebody mentioned the notion that they just might be able to express their feelings in other ways. So my mom asked how, to which I replied:
"Maybe they vibrate when they're happy. Silent mode."
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