Topic: Sprint

T-Mobile announces that unvaccinated employees will be fired by April 2, 2022. The hosts point out that "Patriot Mobile," often marketed as a conservative alternative, actually utilizes the T-Mobile and Sprint network infrastructure.

The proposed T-Mobile and Sprint merger is tied to a commitment to roll out 5G broadband to 99% of the US population. Adam Curry argues that the 5G protocol is the "opposite of net neutrality" because it uses a prioritization system for different types of data. Concerns are raised about the use of unlicensed spectrum and the potential for interference with smart meters.

Sir Jimmy Gutz of Hollow Books reported a major sale of 1,000 units to an advertising firm for a Sprint promotion. In other listener news, a restaurant owner in Zurich, Switzerland, offered to host a future No Agenda meetup, highlighting the quality of Swiss wines. The segment showcases the diverse professional backgrounds and international reach of the show's audience.

One of the hosts reports from the SS Plop in Amsterdam, detailing a series of technical failures involving T-Mobile and Sprint data plans. Despite attempting to purchase high-speed bandwidth for the broadcast, the provisioning system failed to activate the 100-megabyte increments. The discussion covers the frustration of trying to secure reliable internet on a Sunday in Europe while dealing with international roaming and hotspot limitations.

A Sprint commercial for the iPhone 6 featuring screaming women and breaking glass is described as "female unfriendly" and insulting. The ad promotes an exclusive $50 unlimited data plan for the new device.