Yes, I realize I can do it myself. It's just sometimes, I'm preoccupied with other things, like carrying a backpack, holding the leash on my dog, and pulling the phone from the backpack isn't as practical as I'd like it to be.
or...
I'm driving, and don't want to fiddle with the phone; I just want to make the call hands free, and the LTE is having hiccups.
Just curious, what's your point? Is it that Siri is so awesome that we don't need to use it, or Siri is so bad that we shouldn't use it?
Here's the pseudo-code that can be used:
If request can be done without connecting to the Internet, do it, else
Connect to the Internet and find the answer.
EDIT: Saw your "slap" post, and I get it now (greyed out the "what's your point" section). Yeah, for the most part, I do tap the screen and don't belt out, "Play Barry Manilow's Greatest Hits" in the crowd, but when calling my wife, it's most likely when I'm walking to the car from work, and it's a long walk (If you're in Redmond, I work right off of WA-526 at the big blue building, and there's plenty of time to walk and talk), and my hand is usually carrying something, so it's just convenient to press the button on the headset and say, "Siri, call honey-buns" and have her dial my wife up.
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