likely won’t be responding to any texts or calls in a timely fashion. The Oscar-nominated actor revealed on a recent episode of the that he hasn’t regularly carried a cell phone with him in years because he found himself addicted to the device at one point. “Let me explain something about Woody: He doesn’t have a phone,” his podcast co-host and co-star said.
“He’s one of those bullies in life that make other people carry his phone for him. ‘Hey, we need to know something immediately, call Woody.’ And I just kinda laugh at whoever says that to me.
” “Well, that’s not exactly true,” Harrelson responded. “I just don’t like to have to be readily available to any human being at any time. And plus, that’s not the reason.
I like to be in touch with people, in a way, but I don’t like the appendage on my appendage.” The actor explained that he gave up using a cell phone three and a half years ago because he was spending too much time on it. “I made a thing where I’m like, ‘Okay, I’m gonna set a two-hour limit on my phone,'” he said.
“It’s like 9:30. I’ve already hit my limit at 9:30. So I woke up and I’ve been on it two hours already, because you know how it can just keep going and going.
” Harrelson said he even caught himself getting distracted by the phone when he was at dinner with someone and there was a “lull in the conversation.” He also noted that he wasn’t typically using apps or taking calls, but rather answering a .
