Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I can fit 4 285's mounted inside my cap w/ room to spare.

 

Yeah, but I have my bed in there and would be packed for Bayfield, assuming...

Maybe I can make a quick rack, like a bike rack for my hitch...

 

If you leave the tailgate down you can fit three across.

 

So here's some good advice, to give you some more monies to spend on bad advice:

A few years ago I was getting real tired of shelling out $100+ per month for my cell phone plan on Verizon (which I've been with since 2011) so switched over to visible (which is a subsidiary of Verizon and operates on Verizon towers). I've now been there almost 2 years and have no complaints and have had zero change in coverage. The only difference I've noticed is I've saved $50+ per month on my bill.

Just switched my family over today and it cut their bill in half.

$25/$35/$45 all in per line depending on what you want. I'm on the $45/line for the international coverage and smartwatch but my parents are on the $25/line cuz they dont need any of the extras. It's also worth noting that you can switch any time.

Right now they have a promo for $6 off per month for 12 months which is also stackable with the $20 referral discount (mine is 3PVTMDT - case sensitive). If you have a few other family members or friends, you can also setup inner circle which gives everyone a $5/month discount.

Everything is done through the app and it's pretty quick and easy. I've done it for 4 lines now and it's 10-30 minutes per line depending on how fast you get through the wizard.

https://www.visible.com/

Just figured I'd share since its worked really well for me and most people I've talked to haven't ever heard of it. Thats part of why it's so much cheaper, no money spent on ads, no physical stores and all support is done through the app.

 

Doesn't everyone warn against putting these things on the top notch or top clip or whatever it is?