No one noticed the disappearance of the pay phones. . . or the jukeboxes. . . or the vending machines. No one remembers when these odd devices appeared. No one even knows anyone who has ever interacted with one. But something seems wrong. Were there more people around in the past? Friends, family, acquaintances, and co-workers; their names on the tip of our minds, just escaping remembrance.

It calls. Do you hear that? Maybe the answers will materialize with the push of a button; a flip of a switch; an interaction with this emergent perplexity.