The state of IPv6 remains sad and depressing. I just switched to centurylink fiber from comcast and I still don't have an IPv6 address. I have the option, but I

The state of IPv6 remains sad and depressing. I just switched to centurylink fiber from comcast and I still don't have an IPv6 address. I have the option, but I have to pay for it, which seems totally backwards to me. Sure, I will pay for a static IPv4 address if I need it because I understand that they are few and far between by now. But you can't just give me one v6? Basically I have a fiber connection in the US, which on it's own is pretty mindblowing, but no IPv6 address...