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variation on bistromathics
Apr. 16th, 2007 12:22 amPhone cards operate on a mathematical operating system that defies human comprehension. Or maybe you have to be Einstein or Ford Prefect to figure out what the heck is going on.
I tried calling my grandmother's cell phone after talking to Dad this evening. When I called Dad, the number of minutes left on my card magically dropped from yesterday's 447 to 238. Then when I made my next call, 238 minutes shrunk to 1 minute within the span of 15 minutes. Now I have to find a new phone card that I only really need for another week or so. Has anyone else ever had these kinds of issues with phone cards before?
I tried calling my grandmother's cell phone after talking to Dad this evening. When I called Dad, the number of minutes left on my card magically dropped from yesterday's 447 to 238. Then when I made my next call, 238 minutes shrunk to 1 minute within the span of 15 minutes. Now I have to find a new phone card that I only really need for another week or so. Has anyone else ever had these kinds of issues with phone cards before?
