My father's surgery went
fine. This time, he had a competent doctor who knew what he was doing. In fact,
the surgery went so well that he went back to work today, and his vision is
excellent right now.
Onto the next
"crisis" ...
As for our family's
television provider, we use Dish Network. The only reason we use it is for the
price. Their customer service is horrendous, we don't get all the channels we
want, and whenever there is a storm brewing, there is a potential problem with the
transmission.
But you can't beat the
price.
I recently got fed up with
them, and decided that our bedroom TV would get Verizon. I made the appointment
about three weeks ago, and the technician was supposed to come on Saturday to
hook us up.
I also had an appointment
at my car dealer for an inspection and oil change on the same day.
After I had that work done,
I hurried home to wait for the technician to come to the house. The hours piled
up, but the technician never came.
I gave it a little more time,
and then called Verizon. They said I never made an appointment, which was
wrong, and I told them so. In fact, I had the work order number in front of me,
which cinched the deal.
They sent a technician over
in minutes, we were hooked up in no time ... and because I raised a fuss, they
gave me the installation for free, a $79 value.
Crisis averted.
The only crisis was
watching the Yankees lose to the Angels on the YES Network--one of the channels
Dish Network does not carry for a variety of idiotic reasons--on Sunday
afternoon.
Oh well, I guess you can't have everything.
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