The answer to the round you’re playing is “talking on the phone.” How might the corresponding gesture differ if each group doing it were separated by their age group? “This is how you know you’re getting old—and this is for my 70s, 80s, and 90s babies: watch,” he says. Instinctively, she does what we know to be the universal gesture for talking on the phone: pinky and thumb extended, middle fingers curled inward, simulating a corded or flip phone. My sis just sent me a post of a father asking his kids to make a hand gesture holding a phone. In a part two to the phone video, he posted another TikTok, asking his wife and kids how they would gesture someone to roll down their car window.

Source: Huffington Post July 13, 2020 22:52 UTC