> Am I being unfair, but doesn't this article seem a bit of a selfish whine. It does for sure and I was debating whether I should comment and say it or not. >

> Am I being unfair, but doesn't this article seem a bit of a selfish whine. It does for sure and I was debating whether I should comment and say it or not. > I think we need to step back and take perspective on this one. Disagree here though. If we were taking account of the global state of things, sure. When OP pays for a service, gets unreliable service, and prices go up, they have a legit reason to complain and not be told to take in the big picture. — It might seem like I’m taking both sides, but really I’m not. OP decided to live in the middle of nowhere (I grew up in the same state, so I speak from experience), with that comes tradeoffs. Want fast and reliable internet? Be ready to pay for multiple providers! Yes, $200/month for internet seem high compared to other costs of living in rural Kansas, but it’s the compromise you endure for living so remote but wanting a job that requires you to be connected.