80-Yr-old Grandpa Using A Cell Phone For The First Time Has Charmed The Internet
IANS, 16 Feb, 2018 02:33 PM
Can you imagine someone using a cell phone for the first time in today's day and age?
The sheer joy and incredulous expression on a 80-year-old's face as he gets his first cell phone call from his grandson, coupled with the spring in his step has charmed everyone who has watched this viral video clip.
teaching my boy how to use his new phone, look at his reaction when the call went thru 😹😹😹😹 pic.twitter.com/ImwOldWOGg
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