I used to be like you. I used to pay an absurd amount of money for my cell service. Then I found straight talk. There are a lot of ways you can save money, walk to work, eat Ramen for Breakfast lunch and Dinner or give up the beanie baby habit. But there is no simpler way to save money than just switching to straight talk. No Monthly bill. Just buy the card every month.
You're gonna be in Walmart anyways, so just pick up the card while you're there. Simple. If you think you can't get an awesome phone with straight talk, you're just plain wrong. I've had my Samsung Slider phone so long I can't even remember the name of it, it's been so tough and trust worthy. Of the few times in the years that I've used straight talk that I have had some kind of problem extending my plan from month to or my phone just being weird I've always got quick and great service from the Straight talk help line team.
It just baffles me that people still pay as much as $100 a month for the exact same things I can get from straight talk for less than $50 a month! It's so easy, you can keep your own Number, you're still on a reliable carrier, really you're just silly not to.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Monday, June 24, 2013
The Best and Worst of Baseball to Date.
As I set here in the WMOA studio and listen to my favorite Play by Play guy, Tom Hamilton I've found a couple of points that Tom mentioned Intriguing. Intriguing enough in fact, for me to dig out this old blog, give it a face lift and stamp this out.
Which Division in baseball is more likely to boast a world series winner? The AL East or the NL Central?
Today, the 24th of June the Toronto Blue Jays entered play on an 11 game win streak, tying a club record. In the midst of that record the Jays have propelled themselves over .500 (Maybe for the first time this season, I'm not certain) and out of the basement of the AL East. What it also did was give every team in the AL East a winning record (This was what Hamilton mentioned that started this whole thing).
You have the Bo Sox at the top of course, and just six games separate them from the current cellar dwelling Rays. Now, at the time of this writing the Rays are beating the jays, and depending how that series goes, this whole over .500 thing could go out the window. But as we look through the rest of the baseball standings no other division in baseball is even close to be able to saying that.
The NL West is pretty close, the Dodgers are only 8.5 games out from Arizona, but they are 10 games under .500.
But then of course you Have the NL Central... The Cubbies and Brewers are 15 games back and 10+ under, However you have the Cardinals, Pirates and Reds at the top of that Division and also Sporting the THREE BEST RECORDS IN BASEBALL! Red Sox are at 45 - 33 and the Reds are 45 - 32 So their winning percentage is just a smidgen higher.
Far to soon to call a World series, especially with the Pirates and Reds track records of less than Stellar Second halves of baseball... But I can't wait to see what happens.
Which Division in baseball is more likely to boast a world series winner? The AL East or the NL Central?
Today, the 24th of June the Toronto Blue Jays entered play on an 11 game win streak, tying a club record. In the midst of that record the Jays have propelled themselves over .500 (Maybe for the first time this season, I'm not certain) and out of the basement of the AL East. What it also did was give every team in the AL East a winning record (This was what Hamilton mentioned that started this whole thing).
You have the Bo Sox at the top of course, and just six games separate them from the current cellar dwelling Rays. Now, at the time of this writing the Rays are beating the jays, and depending how that series goes, this whole over .500 thing could go out the window. But as we look through the rest of the baseball standings no other division in baseball is even close to be able to saying that.
The NL West is pretty close, the Dodgers are only 8.5 games out from Arizona, but they are 10 games under .500.
But then of course you Have the NL Central... The Cubbies and Brewers are 15 games back and 10+ under, However you have the Cardinals, Pirates and Reds at the top of that Division and also Sporting the THREE BEST RECORDS IN BASEBALL! Red Sox are at 45 - 33 and the Reds are 45 - 32 So their winning percentage is just a smidgen higher.
Far to soon to call a World series, especially with the Pirates and Reds track records of less than Stellar Second halves of baseball... But I can't wait to see what happens.
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