I really have no idea if it’s customer service agents lying to me to make a sale, or if Comcast is just feeding their operators the wrong information. Having worked for an answering service myself, it could go either way as to why every service agent I get tells me about products in the polar opposite manner of what is actually sold to me. The past few calls I had to place found these individuals trying to sell me their latest invention, a subscription based “on demand” service similar to Netflix called Xfinity Streampix. Well, I decided to cave since it sounded like the exact thing I’ve been looking for to help with this site and cut costs in the movie coverage department.
Originally, I thought about doing a blog about the most Metal of tacos since the Black Jack taco from Taco Bell, but I’m not going to even bother. Recently Taco Bell (or Kraft Foods, whoever is in charge of that decision) changed their packaging when it came to products in the grocery store. One of the latest items was a brand new dessert Chocolate Taco. The product calls for whipped cream and ice cream. I figured it would make a nice dessert for the dinner I was thinking about making for my fiancee and I.
Making a quick pit stop this morning for a cup of coffee, I figured I would go ahead and grab a cheap bottle of soda for a more immediate wake-up call before hitting the road. Looking over the assortment of name-brand bottles, an interesting “Limited Edition” bottle marked Pepsi X sat at the front of only one row. After realizing it was not just a special cover for the television show The X Factor, I was immediately intrigued. Pepsi with Dragonfruit? Go on, I’m listening…
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