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Originally Posted by MrFlux
See the problem is... you don't have a right to peace and quiet. It would be nice, but that then invades the rights of the person who's playing the music or having a conversation, doesn't it? I don't mind when people do this unless it's some place where you're supposed to be quiet, like a restaurant or a movie theatre...
While you may believe you have a right to peace and quiet, other people believe they have a right to listen to something as loud as they like (assuming it's not violating noise regulations, but I don't think an iPod can manage that) and talk as loud as they like. I personally have my discman up quite loud on the bus so a) I can't hear other people's chatter and b) I can't hear the engine.
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actually they recently amended the laws here in NYC to encompass someone having earphones that "sound leak" in some public spaces where radios are prohibited, so there are lots of people here who have noise cancelling full over the ear studio monitors as their headphones of choice.