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Happens to me all the time. I take my reader with me to the doctor's office whenever I or my husband has to go, and it never fails to spark questions. I took it to the new Riverfront park area when it opened, and got into a conversation with a couple of ladies about what it was and how it worked. I think a couple of the doctors in our hospital network have gotten information from me with the intention of getting a reader for themselves. When I first got my EZ Reader, I took it to work with me one night. I almost lost it right then and there to one of my assistant managers. I don't think she really wanted to give it back, LOL. Since then, I've taken it back in a few times by requests, because I'm always talking about what I'm reading and what I'm reading it on. When we get new people, they sooner or later ask me to bring my reader in so they can see one hands on.
It is a lot of fun - I've given the "What is this and how is it different from a Kindle" talk so many times I've got it fine tuned, LOL.
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