You’ve all heard of or experienced that TGIF (Thank God It’s Friday) feeling, but have you ever sensed true happiness on a regular old Tuesday? If you’ve been with T-Mobile for a while, we’re guessing that’s happened at least a few times over the years, most recently when the “Un-carrier” gave away free eclipse glasses and full-season MLB.TV passes.
In line with a few leaked photos from earlier this month, Magenta is ready to brighten your week once again with yet another nice and handy (physical) T-Mobile Tuesdays gift. As usual (since the recent death of the program’s dedicated app), this can be claimed from the T-Mobile Tuesdays section of the T-Life app, but unlike other weekly freebies, you probably only have a few hours to do so before the items inevitably go out of stock.
Equal parts stylish and useful in your day-to-day life, the oversize tote bag available right now completely free of charge for all T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile subscribers is made with recycled materials, something that’s abundantly clear from the very first moment you see the item. Its relatively simple but decidedly busy design includes all kinds of little icons and symbols meant to raise awareness for this year’s Earth Day and promote various eco-friendly practices and behaviors anyone can embrace.
Of course, you can use the magenta-colored tote to carry around whatever you want (and by the looks of it, a lot of whatever you want), but first, you will need to find one such item in stock at a brick and mortar store in your vicinity.
Although easily the coolest perk of T-Mobile‘s latest weekly collection, this is joined by a number of other decent little offers and discounts you can claim by April 17, including a $25 credit and free Clean Out Kit from ThredUp, a 1-year USA Today digital subscription for a measly $1, and 10 cents off per gallon of Shell fuel up to 20 gallons.
Is that enough to disregard the operator’s far too frequent security issues and sneaky tax hikes? Probably not, but there’s always next Tuesday, and the Tuesday after that, and the Tuesday after that for T-Mo to try to “bribe” its loyal customers into neglecting those “minor” matters.