A short film · 1 min 29 s
For 100 years, field service ran on one question.
Where are you?
Or watch the film · 1:29Time to an answer2 h 10 min
1926
A messenger on a bicycle
Mr. Doyle asks:
where are you?
where are you?
Two hours later, the note reaches him under a sink.
1958
Two-way radio
“Unit seven, where are you?”
“Corner of Elm and… hold on.”
1979
CB radio
“Eddie, come back. Where you at?”
“Stuck behind a parade, Sal.”
1994
A pager and a payphone
WHERE R U
“…At a payphone.”
2006
Push-to-talk
beep “Where you at?” beep
“Traffic.” And then nothing.
2016
The group chat
where r u?where r u?????Seen 10:21
A one-star review: “Never showed up.” He did.
2026
Hellotracks
Nobody asks.
- Marco · 6 min awayHis dot on the map says where he is.
- Arrives 10:46Her phone says when he’ll be there.
- Checked in 10:49The door checks him in. Photo, signature, done.
The film
A century in 89 seconds.
You can stop asking.
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