A term for any public Wi-Fi that requires you to pay for an access code to use. These usually cost $3 per hour and is most prevalent in hotels, restaurants, and any other locations that exploit this. And once you do connect, you'll probably won't be able to watch YouTube or Netflix, or otherwise get into online games due to their crappy speed. See McDonald's Wi-Fi.
Named after Motel 6 whose Wi-Fi asks you to pay to use it.
Named after Motel 6 whose Wi-Fi asks you to pay to use it.
At any Motel 6 location:
Susumu: Hey Kagami, are you up for some Smash online?
Kagami: Sure thing, pal. Just gotta connect my Switch to the... wait, it says you have to pay to use it?
Susumu: Yeah. Unfortunately, Motel 6 decided to be greedy jerks by asking all of their guests to buy an access code to hop on. You can play off of mine using the second Joy-Con, but don't get it greasy!
Kagami: Screw Motel 6 Wi-Fi. And the speed here isn't probably that good anyways.
Susumu: Hey Kagami, are you up for some Smash online?
Kagami: Sure thing, pal. Just gotta connect my Switch to the... wait, it says you have to pay to use it?
Susumu: Yeah. Unfortunately, Motel 6 decided to be greedy jerks by asking all of their guests to buy an access code to hop on. You can play off of mine using the second Joy-Con, but don't get it greasy!
Kagami: Screw Motel 6 Wi-Fi. And the speed here isn't probably that good anyways.
by The Real Driller February 10, 2019