Millis OTR journal

Hello. I haven’t posted in a while. Talked with @Steelersjunkie a couple days ago and he told me to get off my butt so,,,,,,

 

That should 10 years.

 

I’ve been with T-Mobile 10 years my post had 20 10 years

 

You'll need a new phone that supports the 600 Mhz band. Just swapped phones, had a Galaxy S7 with the same problems, now with the Galaxy S9 I have a signal with t-mobile pretty much all the way on I-80 thru Wyoming. Talked to t-mobile, they expanded the coverage with the 600 Mhz band in a lot of rural areas.
Have the phone now since last Sunday, will see how it is in other areas.

 

The Lenscrafters by me has a separate optometrist's business in it that does the exams, then they give Lenscrafters the info and they make the lenses. They were out of stock on my regular glasses so I had to wait a week for them to come in, which I thought was a little nuts in 2019 but I wasn't in a huge rush, but the sunglasses were ready in about 45 minutes. I went with Raybans for both pairs, no complaints, and I don't see any problems with the lenses at all. I have an astigmatism too, idk if that makes a difference in making lenses

 

I was with Verizon for forever and just switched to Tmobile a couple of months ago. Don't have any complaints, but I'm not out there driving around the country yet I've only been around northeast Ohio with them so far. The way Verizon inflates their bills with surprise fee after fee finally irritated me enough, I saw how Tmobile does their billing and went with them. Outside of a new phone payment if you have one, what they advertise is what you pay, they don't sneak "regulatory" fees and "whatever b.s." surcharges into your bill. Their unlimited data plan with a 20GB hotspot is $70/month for 1 line, plus taxes. My bill is $110, but that has a new phone payment and insurance added to it, when the phone's paid off I'll probably drop the insurance and it'll be $70 plus tax, period. Same reason I left Cox cable and went with AT&T for my home internet, AT&T doesn't pad their bills with surprise fees. Cox was unbelievable with that, they took what Verizon does and ran with it lol