KBS World’s YouTube account has all the full episodes of Invincible Youth. I already downloaded season 1 while it was showing, but I have not seen season 2. Since 4k Video Downloader allows you to download playlists automatically (paid), I set it to download all 46 episodes at 1080p, which is about 1.5 GB per episode.
Since I have a data cap on my Internet service, I wanted to check where I was in the billing cycle. Unfortunately, the cycle started yesterday so this ~75 GB will count against my current month data cap. That is too bad since I only used 400 GB out of my 1,280 GB cap last month. Anyway, I saw that there was an identical plan to my current plan for $23 less. I am currently paying $90 for 250 Mbps.
Instead of just clicking, I clicked on the chat option. The chatbot was useless for my question so I asked for an agent. Hearing that it was a pricing question, the first agent quickly passed me to the loyalty department. That is double-speak for “trying to keep you as a customer” department. Anyway, long story short, the loyalty agent claims the offer I saw expired in January 2021, yet was still on the customer website. At least that is what I concluded since his chat answers were not always relevant or coherent. After a few exchanges, I gave up. I did go online to check, and the non-introductory rate is $90/month. Cox must use a pretty persistent tracking cookie since I had to turn off Wi-Fi on my iPhone and use Safari to get “new customer” pricing.
Life with chronic diseases 