Comcast has very generously agreed to compensate viewers in Tuscon who unwittingly viewed 30 seconds of a porn flick during the 4th quarter of Sunday’s Super Bowl with a $10 credit on their next bill.
10 lousy bucks. Are they serious???
Not that any dollar amount is going to make up for the awkwardness and horror that must have ensued in thousands of Tuscon homes that evening but the least the company could do is recognize their error with an appropriate response.
I would expect that they would compensate customers with the price of their February bill, you’d think it’s the least they could do.
I’m curious though. How did Comcast decide on the amount of $10? Perhaps it’s $1 per inch of giant schlong that swayed across television screens that night.
For the first 3 quarters the Super Bowl wasn’t exactly captivating competition at its best. The stats and the score both favored the Steelers and by the end of the third quarter it seemed a forgone conclusion that Pittsburgh would walk away as Super Bowl Champs without Arizona even trying to get in their way.
It’s sure to be an emotion-filled moment at next weekend’s Super Bowl when Jennifer Hudson performs the National Anthem. It will be the Oscar-winner’s first appearance after the tragic murder of her mother, brother and nephew. No matter who you’re rooting for to win the big game, there is no doubt everyone will pulling for Miss Hudson to rock the anthem!