ATT Sucks

I'm still writing early and from home, and I suspect I might be tomorrow as well, since it will be Sunday, not the best day for any kind of service except at church. ATT officially sucks. I told you about the difficulty the technician had yesterday trying to restore the Internet service at Pearl's. He came up empty after two and a half hours of trying. Now, he certainly made every effort. It wasn't his fault, but he did promise to call me back today to report on any progress made by the ATT central office in locating the source of the problem, which he suspected was coming from an in-house circuit (meaning in their equipment at their location).

So this morning and afternoon I waited and of course he never called back.

That straight-up sucks, and it is bad service, plain and simple. I mean, first they can't figure out wtf is wrong. Isn't that what they're supposed to specialise in, knowing their own systems? But okay fine, it's some super-duper weird problem that they don't recognize......whatever.

The least they could do is follow up on it like the guy said they were gonna do. But they didn't, and now I will likely have to wait until Monday. However, I am gonna call them after I return from church tomorrow in order to try and expedite the situation.

But yeah, ATT sucks. It's now official. ////

Well, at least I am getting some reading done. I have almost finished Paul Tremblay's "A Head Full Of Ghosts", which is super scary (about a teenaged girl who is either losing her mind, or is possessed and in need of an exorcism, or is faking the whole thing. We don't know yet but I suspect I will find out tonight).

I am gonna watch a movie in a few minutes, entitled "City Of The Dead", starring Christopher Lee. I don't know anything about it, but it was recommended by Amazon so I took a chance. With Christopher Lee, the odds are always good.

Go Dodgers! again tonight. Last night was legendary. Tonight I can't take the pressure, so I will check the score after the movie. Some fan I am, yeah I know.....but I've always been this way. In 1987 I went out and sat in our garage at Rathburn Street during a pressure-packed Finals game between the Lakers and Celtics. And I'm in good company. Jerry West himself was known to leave the Forum and drive around for a while during high-pressure games, when he was the Lakers general manager.

It's only a game. Yeah right.

Go Rams tomorrow, too. That one should be easier.  :)

I'll write again from home sometime tomorrow afternoon.

See you in church in the morning, and Good Singin' to ya!  xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo  :):)