I've been with T-Mobile for 14 years. Never been anything but happy with their service and support.

Imagine, in this day an age, getting to talk to a knowledgeable, no accent, English speaking service reps, and that's their first tier support.

The only person on earth that experienced better coverage with Tmobile than with Verizon right here

Referring to me?

If so let me tell you how bad Verizon was. I actually had to walk out into the middle of the street in order to make a call, when at home. While that was good in that I would get NO calls after work it wasn't good for business.

I now can sit in the family room and make calls, which is good because standing in the middle of the street in the winter months wasn't fun.

I say middle of the street but I could actually walk to the other side of the street and stand in the neighbors driveway.....

Yes, it WAS that bad, and yes the coverage with Verizon WAS that bad.

The only person on earth that experienced better coverage with Tmobile than with Verizon right here

You ever find yourself, Liz and Nathan down here at the beach, you'll want to get a pay as you go phone or you will be standing out in the street..... :-)

Here is an excellent service )

finishing our family room demo space. after installing tvs over fireplaces for so long, I decided to add one to my office, I like it as it adds a good "vibe". we have gotten a great response from the few clients we have entertained and given a demo to. just when they think the sound and picture a great (Sony 65 Master, Theory 5.2.2), we lower the screen (11' wide AT with Wolf projector) and really show what movies and concerts are about.

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Worked in my shorts at my dining room table when not pushing my snowblower. I had to snow blow twice so far and will probably have to do it again in the morning. Taking tomorrow off to hit the slopes with my son in the new powder.

Love it. I wanted to do this at my place. I even have the perfect spot for a projector. Attic opening on the back wall. The main thing that stopped me was not having enough wall height for the speakers, fireplace and TV. There are long horizontal windows across the wall eating up all the space.

Thanks, Mac,


Here is the reverse view with projector hidden in soffit.

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I just had a client need to have his cable fixed for one of his TVs and all they had were 50+ inch TVs mounted to the walls. They were told we needed an extra TV to test before I got there and they gave me a 48 inch TV still in the box. Like seriously? I should have taken it all out of the box in order to spend more time on the issue and charge them more but the issue was simple. Their TV is connected via coax and I found the coaxial cable disconnected at the tap. So simple! I connected it at the tap and then found a tiny 15 inch TV at the tap lol. It only took 20 minutes to complete!

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Temps in the 70's here at the beach, so I went to the ocean and found out the water IS NOT in the 70's....

Soon enough I suppose.

Finally got a few pro photos taken of our main showroom. No photos of the dedicated theater (updating processor and power conditioner today), yet.

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Looking nice.