Trying to stream content Using the Savannah unlimited Simcard

I've been using the Savannah unlimited simcard internet for three weeks now and I want to show you guys how it performs when streaming content. So I'm going to be testing using YouTube, Netflix and Apple TV. Now right now I'm hotspotting my TV using my phone which has the Savannah simcard. So let us start with Netflix. Our Netflix is downloaded up. Now let's try and play something. And we have a bit of loading and it's done. So right now I just want to see what resolution we are getting. And then we have a bit of loading and it's done. So right now I just want to see what resolution we are getting. So now let us try out Apple TV and see how well it does when trying to use Savannah internet. So now we are into Apple TV. So let me just try and play something real quick to show you guys how well it streams. So now we are into Apple TV. So let me just try and play something real quick to show you guys how well it streams. It did take a bit of time to load up but once it's downloaded up it plays very well. And now we're seeing some sea serpents. Well, from the records I found in the maritime archives in Santiago, there were reports of sightings of massive sea serpents. So now let us try out YouTube because I assume everyone that has a smart TV is going to watch a lot of YouTube on their TV. So we are now into YouTube. Let me try and play something real quick and let's see how good it actually does. How good it plays. Honestly guys, I think this is good. Uh, what quality is it playing in? Right now it's in 1080p and it's playing smoothly. Honestly, for most casual internet users, I really don't see why they would need internet even faster than this. I'd remember it's an unlimited. You guys hear me know what you think? Kinder Surprise eggs are banned in the U.S. because of a 1938 law, the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. This law bans confectionery products that contain completely embedded "non-nutritive objects" (toys), as they present a dangerous choking and aspiration hazard for young children.