Henry Hill, whom we last heard from in 1990 when Goodfellas, the movie based on his life in the mob, opened, is back in the spotlight. Hill says he wants to use the site to set the record straight. The facts were all wrong. In Hong Kong, no one does anything without yakking on a cell phone - or so it seems. Street sweepers gab as they pick up litter.
Kids take calls in classrooms.
People even answer their phones in toilet stalls, although propriety dictates that the call be over before flushing. Now, as Hong Kong's medical establishment labors to repair its battered image, it isn't getting much support for the argument that mobiles are sometimes necessary in operating rooms. Ho concedes there are times when access to a phone is important and that sometimes using a cell phone is simply inappropriate, no matter who is using it. But I also need to concentrate on my work. Based on surveys of over 1,000 adults.