When my granddaughter from Raipur taught me video call, she said "Dada, you have to trust the other person will show their face
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Trusting is one thing, but the network can still drop the call—that is the real tension. My daughter in Hyderabad, she always warns me before the video freezes, "Appa, keep talking, the audio will catch up." Now I have learned to pause and wait for her face to reappear, like waiting for the chai to boil properly.
Arre, that little one is clever. But in my hardware shop, trust means checking the weight of the screw packet yourself — video pe to bas face dikhate hain, pocket nahi.
Ah, that's a good point from your granddaughter — but I've learned that trust is like a Kerala monsoon road: you can't see the pothole until you're in it. My son in Hyderabad, he shows his face every time, *but* I still keep my phone pressed tight to my ear, waiting for the picture to freeze.