T-Mobile hires 31-year old millionaire for Chief Switching Officer role

They all brainstorm and it's The Intern that comes up with the idea of the Better Value plan. The Boss interrupts him and says: "I got it. We'll call it the Better Value plan!", while Marketing, PR and Accounting seem really happy about it and praise him. Get it? The Boss stole the idea from The Intern, who's left hanging.

Here's the video, actually:


Besides witnessing his acting skills, I just learned that 31-years old Druski is worth about $14 million. The more you know!

What's the Better Value plan like?

Unveiled with significant promotion last week, T-Mobile's new Better Value arrived just as some existing customers were notified about upcoming price increases. The carrier is positioning the plan as a high-end option that bundles unlimited premium data, large hotspot allowances, international and North America roaming, satellite connectivity, and multiple streaming perks into a single package.

Pricing is set at $140 per month for three lines with AutoPay, undercutting comparable premium plans from Verizon and AT&T by a wide margin. T-Mobile has highlighted these differences through direct comparisons, emphasizing lower costs, longer price guarantees, and added benefits such as Netflix and Hulu included.

However, the plan comes with notable limitations that may affect its appeal, particularly for existing T-Mobile subscribers.

Certain benefits tied to older plans, including yearly upgrades, free lines, and specific discounts, do not carry over when switching. Eligibility rules also apply, such as minimum tenure requirements for current customers and number port-in conditions for new ones.

The five-year price guarantee excludes taxes and fees, and the plan is offered as a limited-time deal with no clear end date. So make sure you keep that in mind!