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T-Mobile will issue a $1k fine for anything that is illegal in even one state. For example, billboards are illegal in Hawaii and have been since 1920, so if yo
by RecycledEle 3y ago
T-Mobile will issue a $1k fine for anything that is illegal in even one state.
For example, billboards are illegal in Hawaii and have been since 1920, so if you do anything with a billboard, that is a $1k fine.
Another example, in Hawaii, it is illegal to have more than one alcoholic drink in front of you at once. So if you send a pic like that, it's a $1k fine.
In Hawaii it is illegal to have coins in your ear.
In Hawaii, it is illegal to have a tattoo on your eyelid or behind your ear.
In Hawaii, it's illegal to display captive dolphins or whales. That means almost any depiction of Sea World will get someone a $1k fine on T-Mobile.
In Hawaii, twins are not allowed to work for the same company.
In Texas it is illegal to have wire cutters with you when near ranch land.
In Texas, to hold public office, you must acknowledge the existence of a supreme being.
In Alabama it is illegal to dress as a priest for Halloween.
In Florida, dads that do not work are considered vagrants.
No horse can go faster than 10 MPH on a street in Indiana.
In Texas, squealing your tires when you start off is called "Unsafe Acceleration."
The use of reptiles in religious ceremonies is against the law in Ketucky.
If you buy a pizza for a friend and do not tell them in advance, that's a crime in Louisiana.
Psychics are illegal in Pennsylvania.
I need to find old T-Mobile commercials and start fining these people. What's good for the goose is good for the gander.
- RecycledEle 3y agoAny past T-Mobile commercials that violate their own policies would be false advertising, right? Like if there was a T-Mobile ad shot in a bar, or if there was one where a horse galloped down a public street.