Dogged by questions over his use of party credit cards during his time as a state representative, Marco Rubio has hit upon an unconventional way to save money. Per an AP piece about his Nevada operation’s, uh, unconventional approach to budgeting: “After noticing a pizza place next to a campaign office had free wireless internet that required a password, a staffer walked over and bought two pieces of pizza and asked for the internet access code.” The campaign then used the pizza parlor’s Wi-Fi for the next three weeks, when they were caught and unceremoniously cut off. Presumably, the campaign has moved its office next door to an Apple store.
Your cheap roommate Marco Rubio has been leeching Wi-Fi from the pizza place next door.
courtesy of Food in Space