Sanka....long time since I have heard that.
Brings back childhood memories at my best friends house in the morning. We would make Sanka with milk and sugar and dip toast with peanut butter, into the Sanka.
Sanka....long time since I have heard that.
DW ran out of our favorite coffee at the mountain cabin so started trying local brands. When she bought a bag of Starbucks I quickly found out why people order SB's with so much stuff in it. That coffee was just nasty. Burnt and oily tasting. I took a sip and spit it out. Wow! Made it back home for a quick family event and I'm sure she'll buy a load of Community Dark Roast Hazelnut for the cabin.
Anyone else think, "Was this place sprayed by a skunk recently?" when entering a Starbucks?
Xfinity/Comcast aka comcrap.
Back on Starbucks.....(I have Comcast and feel the pain)....I tried their black coffee as that's the only way I drink coffee. It was so bad I couldn't drink it. Where do they get this crap?
Ah, Comcast. They have a distance cousin that goes by the name of "COX" that does the same shenanigans as Comcast. I was DELIGHTED when the electric co-op brought fiber internet to town and I took great joy on firing Cox and telling 'em exactly what I thought of them.
Starbucks? The only time I have had it in the last 5 years is at the airport. I am always amazed at how LONG the lines are for that product, especially when you can order quite conveniently via an app and skip the line.
Today's pet peeve? Four way stops; specifically how the general populace lacks ANY understanding on how they *should* work.
RE-- Comcast. Our local store has the ability to schedule appointments on the website. It makes the wait quite a bit less.
RE--Starbucks. I too have always added cream and sugar. I think their coffee is sometimes bitter. I like the Blonde Roast much better, it is more mellow to me. Ask for that next time you go, it does have higher caffeine content though.
Cell phone plans, ughhh. At our remote cabin I have internet by DSL but no cell service. So I upgraded my phone to a phone that could do wifi calling. I ordered an ATT 30 day prepaid plan with a new number so I could verify that wifi calling works. It did. So I ordered an ATT $300 yearly plan and transferred my number. It's the same plan as the 30 day one just prepaid for a year in advance so it's $5/month cheaper and has double data for the year. Wifi calling doesn't work with that sim. Spent 3 days so far on chat and phone calls trying to get ATT to fix it. No luck so far. If they can't get it to work it's of no use to me since we spend half the year at the cabin. Am I out $300 ?
ATT said they might be able to fix it and give them 24-48 hours.
If they can't I may just have to switch to the new phone number and pay monthly.
ARRRGGHHHH!
Vanguard, Chase (credit card) my local bank, & other financial institutions requiring (in addition to your username & password) a text message, or a phone call with a login code to gain online access to your account.
I'm all for security, but I never had a problem before all this became necessary.
To their credit, Fidelity requires nothing like this.......yet.
Vanguard, Chase (credit card) my local bank, & other financial institutions requiring (in addition to your username & password) a text message, or a phone call with a login code to gain online access to your account.
I'm all for security, but I never had a problem before all this became necessary.
To their credit, Fidelity requires nothing like this.......yet.
Is this true about Fido? No TFA? That is scary - I have my HSA with them. I need to check on this weakness.
Is this true about Fido? No TFA? That is scary - I have my HSA with them. I need to check on this weakness.