u/Agent__Pi

Gotta love the annoyingly small barriers Verizon adds to make it difficult to use a gift card on their site. You've got the simple stuff like being unable to set up auto-pay with your gift card and then the annoying little quirks like not being able to copy paste the number and if you flip tabs while entering the number, it clears what you've typed.

Obviously I get the business sense of not wanting users to actually use the gift card, but seriously.......you've got to think a better UX would make increase customer lifetime value more than the value of a few gift cards.

Not a ton to go off of, sorry

I remember watching a TV show and/or movie sometime between 5-10 years ago (probably closer to 2020-2022). It felt decently modern

I don't know if this was a main character or a one off episode that's part of a larger series (e.g., like a criminal minds, law and order type show). It definitely could have been its own movie.

The character in question was a woman in a high-stress job (executive, lawyer, doctor, etc. I don't know) who would hire a male escort from time to time (specifically to de-stress). I think she usually got the same person, but in this instance (where the show kicked off or at least a key plot point) was that someone new showed up instead. Only other thing I remember is I think the idea was this was supposed to be a discreet arrangement, but the new person got involved in her life more than expected (that one's TBD). I think the woman was in her 30s or 40s (and presumably the man as well).