About ten years ago, people still used phone cards when calling long distance. Any call made to a phone outside of your area code often constituted an extra charge. After even the shortest conversations, you racked up a phone bill the likes of which only fathers of teenage girls could relate with. People were more conscientious of their phone usage for fear of being over charged. Phone cards solved the problem of that day. For a very cheap price, you could buy a phone card with five hundred minutes on it. If you wanted to make a call to someone
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