noodlesdefyyou

When I did 'customer support' for Comcast (through support.com), we were commonly told by 'superiors' to never use any speed test site other than speedtest.net, because the numbers would be artificially inflated to make the customer think their speeds were fine.

This was several years ago, so I don't have any proof other than my word; however this seems to be a common 'practice', or at least 'myth' among all major ISPs, at least here in the US.

I'd be surprised if you've never actually heard of these practices, this 'myth' (it's at least a myth until it can be factually proven, before anyone downvotes me), has been around for at LEAST 5 years now that I am aware of.

the difference is here the complaints are about warehouse slaves workers being forced to piss in bottles, in order to meet their line quota.

the trucks' complaints are about human shit being present in the truck(s).

i recall reading an article a long while ago, may have been an AskReddit thread, and some of the details might be fuzzy, but here goes: i recall reading somewhere that amazon warehouses have either the minimum, or fewer, bathrooms allowed for the number of employees they have, however it takes so long to get to the bathroom area that the 'bathroom break' is basically over, which is part of the reason why employees are pissing on the line.

No, seriously, thats like Online ordering 101. Buying something questionable? When you get it, mark RTS on it and toss it aside. If asked, explain you don't know what it is and allow them to take it (indicate you had written RTS on it, but had not gotten around to taking it back to the post office yet). You're out an order, but no conviction.

If after a week or so nobody has bothered you about it, it's yours. Letting them in like that was just plain fucking stupid.

But was Waffle House open?

Please, tell me more about how I can visit your website when my internet services have been terminated and I am calling to pay the bill to turn said services back on