[JewJoleSole]

It really drives me nuts. Mainly since consumer legislation is definitely an oxy-moron in this region. Common and not really big issues will be taken 2 by me, but my gears none is ground by them the less. To begin with UNLIMITED mobile phone plans. The truth that they may say UNLIMITED 500 times and then change and say "it's not necessarily unlimited" when they've bought the merchandise and escape with it really pisses me off. You understand what, you may get your asterisk and push it. The second reason is Pizza Hut. How does it also start to seem sensible to truly have a professional where right as you're hearing a man say "Any dimension, any crust, any toppings" you read that ANY CRUST doesn't include the crust you want, and ANY TOPPINGS doesn't include the sugar you want. It's some of those things where if somebody did that in my experience in actual life I'd strike them in the facial skin and go off without saying a word. I just don't like the experience you get when somebody tells a confronted to you lie, there's a lie and that you know right then, and they're all like "YAY isn't that awesome" concerning the lie they've just told. In my own book that's grounds for an instantaneous bilateral orchiectomy done by my foot. When I said, not large problems, but the proven fact that in other places a marketer who airbrushes versions in cosmetics advertisements gets named out, but in the U.S. Businesses can tell a confronted lie to you and show an agreement to you written in Swahili with only a little asterisk and some words written in a missing language of Aramaic and you're on the hook... It really seems... Silly. The whole thing is found by anyone else to be ridiculous? Why can't we've slightly touch of honesty in advertising in the place of these regular efforts to see who can shed the largest advertising turd and cover it up by having an asterisk. [ǝɹǝɥ ǝsnɐןɔ uoıʇɐɹʇıqɹɐ buıpuıq ʎɹoʇɐpuɐɯ ʇɹǝsuı] ˙05$ ɹoɟ ʞɔǝɥɔ ɐ ɹǝʇsod ןɐuıbıɹo ǝɥʇ ןıɐɯ oʇ pǝǝɹbɐ ǝʌɐɥ noʎ ʇsod sıɥʇ oʇ buıʎןdǝɹ ʎq*