Save a Young Canadian Suffering From Bad Internet

This young lad named Keith is an unfortunate individual, as he was born Canadian, and thus, has to suffer greatly from things like snow in late March. In order to cope with this reality, he plays intensive video games, such as Minesweeper and Wordle.

However, an issue occurs!

He cannot enjoy his favorite games because his wifi router is older than most CS:GO players, and his speeds would make you think he lives in the Siberian Highlands (24 Mbps / 3 MB/s).

Bottom line: He needs an upgrade.

For only a single payment of ~$120 CAD / ~$90 USD, he can afford to switch internet plans and have a router and connection can handle more than a Discord call and a Chrome tab (if he's lucky).

Think about the next slop game you would waste upwards of $70 purchasing, only for it to lie in your dusty library of untouched games. Imagine now, you instead give it to someone who can play them for you, except they love the slop. I'm no business major, but the Cost-Benefit ratio seems to agree that such a decision would be pretty wise. I'd think about it next time you see another FIFA game come out.