Yeah, and head/earphones would be illegal for them to use while driving too.
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Mods, please ban my_alt for having bad taste in music appreciation.
TIA
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I wonder if bone conduction headsets pose the same safety issues as conventional headphones/earbuds.
(I got a set a few months ago, and I prefer it for book/music/podcast listening, since my ears remain free for environmental awareness.)
I like it 
I don’t like covers of it tho
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I imagine it would be unlikely to have been directly addressed in how the law was written, but IANAL, so just a guess.
Seems like they would be less risky, but I haven’t used any so i can’t comment on how aware I would be.
Um, that is not how this game is played.
Seconded.
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Not sure today, but when I was getting my license for the first time, we learned that deaf drivers were required to have additional mirrors to offset their disability. No idea if that is still true.
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Yeah, seems like I recall learning that deaf people have a device in their car that lights up when it senses a car horn or siren to alert them since they can’t hear it. I don’t recall anything about mirrors… that might be the sort of thing that varies by state.
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Oh FLICK!
I survived 3 Xmas songs at the restaurant I’m at
#4 Jackson 5 - I saw mommy kissing…
Hippopotamus for xmas
Elvis something or another.
Check plz.
Stay slow muh Elvis!!!
Oh gawd
Frosty the snowman from yonder
I loathe both of these.
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Another Xmas song that is NOT wham!
Phew. Safe
Oooh
As I am writing this: Sounds like a National Lampoons Xmas vaca song
I think I’m safe now
But the combination sounds like it could be an interesting song.
Just heard yet another cover version!!! 
At work today and it’s Christmas music. Non-trivial chance of getting whammied today, but it sounds like “classical” music so I might be safe.