Cellphone Problem

Four ordinary people arrive for what should be the simplest job imaginable: answer a few questions about their cellphone habits and get paid.

There’s just one problem.

Before the interview begins, the researcher asks them to hand over their phones.

What follows is a comedic unraveling of modern behavior—texting that can’t wait, suspicion that won’t stop, boredom that turns into obsession, and a simple question nobody can answer: