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Please show me where I said that.

Here, let me bold it for you.

Well I see you're changing the subject away from non-existent agreements to a new straw man. It is neither a good nor a bad thing. It is simply the nature of reality. Do you think that the customer should be able to set the terms of an agreement with the utility? I'm sure the BLM crew would set the terms so that they got power for free because they's owed. If she doesn't like that deal she can pay the opt out charge. Frankly I don't care what sort of meter I have. There are thousands of things in life more worthy of attention than that. Some old crackpot worrying about a smart meter is sort of on the fringe of nutty.

If she wants to worry about something let her worry about the fact that your smart phone can tell Verizon or T-mo or AT&T where you are every day. Or better still let her worry about the "mind control rays" that the cable company uses from their set top boxes, after all that's the next step on the ladder from eccentric to neurotic to psychotic

I was referring to the old woman who in my opinion is eccentric at the very least, people like this remind me of Ned Ludd or the current people want to ban automobiles and other items of modern technology. I wonder if she has a car or she drives a horse and buggy. I suspect that she doesn't have a horse.

We live in an increasingly technological age and those who won't adapt to the basics of it will pay the price either in dollars or inconvenience. If you feel that shoe fits you may wear it.