<human>: Her: You never want to talk to me on the phone when you're with your friends.

Me: I think it's reasonable to not want to be on the phone when I'm hanging out with friends, it's anti-social.

Her: But the phone is the only connection I have to you ***[this is because we are long distance]***

Me: But there are plenty of other times during the week we can talk.

Her: But I'm at work so much.

Me: But there's still time. We both have days off and evenings to talk so why does it matter that when I'm out with my friends, I don't want to be on the phone being anti-social to the group? *[we both work shifts so days off aren't always aligned but there's normally time somewhere, maybe an evening or morning. But most of the time we've either got the same day off or one of us has the day off and the other has some time before/after their shift].*

Her: Fine. Don't be surprised when I talk to other people who actually care to talk to me. *[I'm not sure whether this just means her friends/family (which are a given I'd have thought) or whether she's alluding to talking to other males. I know of one or two who have the hots for her.]*

Am I being unreasonable? I don't think I am. Typically my friend group gets together once per week, on the weekend. This means there is plenty of other times to phone each other. No one wants to be that guy who spends his social occasions on the phone to his girlfriend. She's really pissed off about this.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: She is annoyed I won't go on the phone to her when I am out socialising with friends. I don't think I am being unreasonable.