__ ____. . .I
know it's a joke, but that doesn't stop me from hating it.
POSER
MOBILE
Fuck
these commercials, and fuck whoever came up with them in the skull.
Yeah, I know the Poser Mobile Posse is supposed to be annoying, but
they're annoying to the point where I want to set T Mobile Wireless
stores on fire. (And if anyone asks, I was hanging out with you
from 1:00AM to 3:00AM on the night of December 2nd.) This should
have been a one-commercial deal, since no one in their right mind
could possibly find this funny. If anything, these commercials
should make you not want to buy a prepaid T Mobile phone. But no,
there's a series of commercials where this gang of douche-bags
tackle a random guy somewhere and start spouting off gibberish that
I'm guessing is supposed to be a white guy's impression of hip street slang. I could be wrong
since my finger is far from the pulse of the community, but anyone
who'd go out in public talking like that would probably learn almost
immediately to knock that shit off since everyone within hearing
distance will uncontrollably beat them to death for the greater
good, just like at the end of Disturbing Behavior when the crazy
people chase after the pickup truck in a bloodthirsty rage because
it's making that horrible noise. Again, yeah, they're that annoying
on purpose, but it makes the commercials that much more unbearable.
Especially the latest one, where one idiot says, "The fees are
coming, the fees are coming!" My god, a Paul Revere joke? Now that
is cutting fucking edge humor.
And on
another note, who buys a prepaid cell phone? You know that once you get a cell phone, life without one
turns into a complete ordeal, so why not just sign up for a
plan like normal people? And don't start spouting out nonsensical
bullshit like, "Oh, well I don't want a contract because I think
changing cell phone companies every three months is a one-way-ticket
to awesome! I'm fighting the machine! They're not going to own
me for two years!" Well you know what? They already own you
since you keep buying minutes from them whenever you run out. How
is that not more of a hassle? I'm not exactly sure how the whole
prepaid thing works because I don't want to deal with constantly
buying more minutes since I can't even get around to paying my
regular bill until they turn my phone off. I'm not sure if you have
to return the phone or something gay like that. And if that's the
case, why would you want to use a phone someone you don't know has
been breathing on constantly for a few months? And if you're
getting a Sidekick (which is apparently all the rage on the prepaid
scene), let me tell you something: the only people that use
Sidekicks are whores that want to be like Paris Hilton, so they suck
mad cock and then call up their friends to tell them before sending
out a mass email text message thing to inform everyone she knows on
the computer. Then she returns the phone. Maybe the T Mobile
employees will clean off the phone with that magic spray they use for
shoes in bowling alleys, but since people that work at T Mobile
stands hate their lives, it's more likely that they're wiping their
asses with the thing. Then, you come into the store and buy that
prepaid Sidekick. The clerk laughs at you after you leave because
his/her fecal remnants will be dangerously close to your mouth when
you use the phone. But that's not the worst part. The worst part
is after a few weeks of using the phone, you start to notice cold
sores forming on your lips. That's because the previous owner had
herpes and got gunk all over the phone. That's right, asshole; you
just bought yourself some oral herpes. Congratulations.
Obviously,
that scenario only happens if that's how prepaid phones work. If
you buy the phone straight out and just a finite amount of minutes
on it, guess what - you're pretty much stuck with a $200 phone that
you have to keep pumping money into every month for more minutes
since the only thing it'll be good for is a really fancy paperweight
once the minutes are gone. And also, you're pretty much stuck with
the company that sold you the phone too since it's configured
exclusively for the provider. So that means you're basically on a
regular cell phone plan that's 9,000 times more annoying. Have fun,
douche.
Again, I could be wrong and
that's no how it works. I also don't care to find out since
I'm not the type of social invalid who buys prepaid cell phones.