That’s just typical for any company that promises unlimited usage and then can’t deliver. The sad truth is that the “unlimited” wording attracts tons of users who will never come close to being a power user making a dent in their profits.

That would be a great argument if they ever promised unlimited usage. They didn't.

I ate all my vegetables at dinner, you promised tv if I ate all the broccoli.

you ate too much dessert that we left it out. you were supposed to know not eat too much.

It was a cupcake, was I meant to lick it and put the rest back?

"You will chew on your rock and you will like it!"