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As I learned the hard way once, when AT&T say “unlimited” they mean up to a certain amount for data. Y’know. Like how Olive Garden offers unlimited breadsticks
by chasing 3y ago
As I learned the hard way once, when AT&T say “unlimited” they mean up to a certain amount for data. Y’know. Like how Olive Garden offers unlimited breadsticks but then when you get your bill they charge you $40 for each breadstick over the unlimited amount of 2.
- Dalewyn 3y agoA literal case of there being no such thing as free lunch.
- chasing 3y agoEspecially since given the ultimate horrifying finiteness of both the material and time in the universe, the dream of truly unlimited breadsticks will forever be outside of our reach.
- drtz 3y agoThis is actually good analogy. OG will definitely throttle your breadsticks if you eat too many by taking their sweet time bringing another basket.
- chasing 3y agoNot the way I ask for breadsticks they won’t.
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- bagels 3y agoSurely that is a joke? They don't actually charge $40 for breadsticks, do they?