Are you on that darn cell phone again? I tell you, folks cannot put these down, nor could they ever survive without them from here on out. It's become crystal clear that the almighty mobile phone is imperative to our modern world. The only problem is, how do you really know which mobile phones plans to choose. Take me for instance. I have been stuck with the same company for nearly two years now, and I'm sick of them. Okay, I know what you're thinking. Then why did you sign that two-year contract? Well, that's a good question indeed. I think my wife and I originally did so because the phones were top of the line and came really cheap with the two-year plan. Chalk it up to being naive. What can I say? It was my first cell phone. Thank God that the agreement plan has almost run out.
So there I was, strolling into my daughter's school the other day to pick her up. We parents have to wait in the cafeteria until all the students are released, and then they come in to join us. As I was lingering amongst the many parents chatting away on their cell phones, I decided to give my wife a quick call and ask her what she preferred for diner. The second I glanced down at my phone it hit me. There were NO BARS! Does this ever happen to you? It happens to me ALL the time. Maybe it's because my cell phone is two years old. But, I have to say, I think it's my service provider. Apparently I should have searched harder for quality mobile phones plans. I am not afraid to say that I have T-Mobile and it certainly hasn't proven to be one of the top notch mobile phones plans. After all, how can it be when I never have any bars? Clearly all these other parents are standing around talking it up on their cell phones, but I can't even get a single bar of service. This is when I began to mosey around, keeping it casual of course. I couldn't let anyone know that I was the loser with no bars. Finally I got one bar. I quickly called my wife and she answered. I asked her what she wanted for dinner and then the phone beeped, CALL FAILED! Arg!
Do some serious searching first. If you're in the market for new and improved mobile phones plans, I would check out everything each big company has to offer. Okay, maybe with the exception of T-Mobile. I knew I shouldn't have trusted Catherine Zeta Jones. Avoid long contracts!
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