Free internet is more important than your first born child

Not having free Wi-Fi at a resort or hotel can be considered to be a First World Problem, and in a public experiment which was conducted in London not too long ago, you might be surprised at the lengths of what some people would go to in order to obtain free Wi-Fi. Basically, there was an Internet cafe that required its patrons to sign a made-up “Herod clause” if they wanted to make use of free Wi-Fi. Sounds normal, but when one were to take a closer look at the terms of the clause, part of it reads, “the recipient agree.