They will believe that it is very difficult to find an affordable mobile phone, internet and television offer tailored to their needs, and even more difficult to unsubscribe, but the job that would have led Hercules to surrender to King Eurystheus is to find an operator that offers something as simple as basic television and a humble landline telephone line. Laugh at the challenges of .
My father has asked me to cancel his cell phone because he rarely leaves the house and when he does he is accompanied. It seems sensible, but it is not sensible for the operator who assists us. “Are you giving up portability?” he repeats as if it were inconceivable. Leaving behind a number that identifies you better than your DNI is an abdication that, if they give it a name in English, becomes the trend of the year; That is breaking with the past. But my father doesn’t want to be influenceryou simply don’t want to pay for a service you don’t use. The operator says that it is possible, however, if you want to keep the landline and the television you have to install a deco which will give you access to the internet. I could see horror in my father’s eyes. The Internet is evil, he says, and he knows that it only serves to get you a bill for half a million or a fake Brad Pitt to ask you to marry him. The operator says that these are the options that exist and what we ordered stopped being offered years ago. I know this well because before this call I have made a few. You will pay less and you will also have more channels, she announces happily while he shakes his head because he has more than enough with his snooker in Eurosport, su western in the regional and its — something that I can’t explain to you because I don’t understand it, but don’t call it during a bonfire of confrontation. At most, sometimes TCM takes a look around to see if they put Champion o fearless captains and listens to Spencer Tracy call Freddie Bartholomew “little fish.” As it is, in the end we get rid of the cell phone, but we take the internet and a deco. You don’t want technology, well a cup and a half.
Emboldened, he asks me to also sort out a little matter at the bank. On the first call they ask for his credit card number, but he doesn’t have one. Follow me for more parenting and technology tips.
