It's positively retro

I have been besought to contribute to a Radio Programme, the negotiations and arrangements for which are being conducted by an intermediary (Press Officer).

Apparently the actual producer has been trying to contact me -

- BY PHONE -

- on a landline number which I am not currently anywhere near.

Honestly. If you would like to speak to somebody, rather than conduct an exchange entirely in text, could you not EMAIL like a modern person to find out when they are free to chat to you and at what number?

Recording is supposed to be happening on Monday, details not, in fact, communicated to me directly but discovered in an email chain.

***

Also pissed off with the postman, who put a card through my door WITHOUT RINGING THE BELL concerning a parcel I shall now have to retrieve from the sorting office.