Pure awesome.
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“Allison, I told you to turn off your cell phone!”
“Shut up, Joe.”
That is on a level with Kevin Spacey, while performing in a stage play, turning toward the direction of the ringing phone and yelling “tell them you’re busy!”
“Tell your wife I’m not here!”
Charlie Ross, performing his wondrous “One Man Star Wars Trilogy”, was interrupted by a cell phone. He stopped and said, “So, pretty important I guess?” but then tempered it generously by acknowledging that to prepare for this act he had spent countless hours staring at a video display.