Every call I’m on starts with at least one person asking, “Can you hear me?” even though we can already hear them. Sometimes they ask it more than once. Everyone says yes, but they don’t seem to trust it, so they ask again.
At least one person is always talking while muted. You can see them speaking, but nothing is coming through. Someone eventually says, “You’re muted,” and they fix it, but by then whatever they were saying is gone. Then someone else joins late and asks the same question again. “Can you hear me?” We go through the whole thing again.
There’s always a moment where multiple people start talking at once, then stop, then tell each other to go ahead. No one ever actually does. Eventually someone just keeps talking and everyone else lets it happen.
This happens every single time. It feels like part of the process now.
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