Ride Along With a Real Verizon Wireless Tester
jonknee writes "So you're probably sick of the Can you hear me now? ads, but here's a new article about a real-life Verizon Wireless network tester. This guy logs over 3,000 miles a month in a station wagon decked out with over a quarter-million dollars worth of network gear (I dare say the most valuable station wagon ever?). An audio file is linked at the bottom of the article that has a few minute sample of the audio Verizon tests with. It's bizarre!"
Go, go gadget grocery getter.
The preceding message was based on actual events. Only the names, locations and events have been changed.
Wardriving.
Best, wardriving vehicle, ever.
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Almost makes Verizon seem like the good one ;)
Continually saying "Can you hear me now" has to violate some sort of OSHA regs, never mind those states with laws about talking on a cell phone while driving.
Although, you can't pick up chicks in a tank.
Yeah, but does the wireless tester have SPINNERS on it?
I hate those things....
All that equipment but the guy really hoped that MTV and Xzibit would Pimp His Ride!!!
...the tester gets a skewed view because he uses equipment worth 3/4 million whereas real users have to use a crappy phone that costs a few hundred.
Doesn't it make you feel good to know that our freedoms are protected by politicans, lawyers and journalists.
Ok, what the fuck is an .amr file?
Why are you talking to your wife on the way home? You should be enjoying your last few moments of silence before dinner! dishes! hold me! sex and the city! blaaaaagh
Cool! Amazing Toys.
No, he's talking about that Napolean Dyn-o-mite!
The one that starred Jimmy Walker.
Get your Unix fortune now!
I hope that wagon's got airbags, because the driver's gotta be drinking heavily during his job.
Can you hear me now? ... ... ...
Hello?
"Um... are you sure its a good idea to publish a pic with the license plate number of a car carrying $750 000 worth of stuffZors?"
Good luck catching up with a vehicle that moves 3,000 miles a month!
"Derp de derp."
I'm sure Mrs. Frankenstein is happy to hear from you.
allright, I read that first sentance wrong, couldve sworn it was: "It seems like a lifetime ago, but I guess i was only about 11 or so years old"
:-p
made the rest of your comment very odd
I'd like to see them air a commercial from the point of view of the poor guy stuck at his desk all day...
"....yes....yes....yes....yes....yes....yes...."
"That's merely 4 miles a day (if the guy has caffeine for blood). Hell, I could walk and catch a car that travels 4 miles a day."
Are you serious or is this a satirical poke at the US public school system that's just a little too clever?
"Derp de derp."
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