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I share your frustration with T-Mobile. Now, even the Twitter reps are outsourced.

The basic chat reps <> TForce. If you @TForce on Twitter it's usually quick and easy. IIRC, those reps are domestic.

Porting numbers is a little complex but doable by regular reps.

Source: Used to do tech support at T-Mobile.

Pseudoephedrine, many ADHD medications and some muscle relaxants require ID.

Southwest now flies into O'Hare, but the majority of their flights go to Midway.

They will be promoted to customer.

When I lived in Colorado in the late 90s-early aughts, plenty of people complained about Californians and Texans moving there.

But on the rare occasions it happened, getting a sandwich cut into 4 squares was a real treat!

You can use the Kodama (all stops) and the Hikari (limited express) with a JR Pass. You'd have to pay extra for the Nozomi (superexpress).

T-Mobile is largely owned by Deutsche Telekom. I wouldn't be surprised if they got in on the game.

Gustave Le Bon's The Crowd is another good reference.

Frontier advertises symmetric 1GB service, but it doesn't always work that way.

Reminds me of the time I got a box of mouse balls from AT&T, the guys got a chuckle out of that.

I'm glad you're seeking help! Taking medication of almost any kind is a scary proposition nowadays.

I have taken many different SSRIs and SNRIs since when Prozac was released in the US. I'm not going to say they are without side effects, but I can honestly say they haven't affected my brain, with the exception of helping me feel like getting up in the morning and being productive.

I wish you the best and hope that all goes well. You might also want to consider cognitive behavioral therapy if it's available where you are. I found that really helpful, especially when it comes to my predilection for "catastrophizing". And it could help you decrease your escitalopram dose.