Naw, I'm just a freelancer. It's simply that convenient that it's worth $30/mo, I often find myself using it in places where there's WiFi because it provides a

Naw, I'm just a freelancer. It's simply that convenient that it's worth $30/mo, I often find myself using it in places where there's WiFi because it provides a much more consistent experience than public internet, especially what's available on transit. I don't use it for any business reason, I just like the UX of a computer way more than a phone, and I find the internet useful, especially when accessed through a real computer and not the abomination that is a mobile OS in 2023 (or any previous year). Wild takes coming out against this, like bruh, I made this choice and I am posting about how much it's useful. You're not going to facts and logic your way into me being wrong about my subjective experience of a product.