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"Yes, hello, Comcast? My internet stopped working."
"Oh, that's user error. You should have done your research and seen that our product isn't reliable."
Lmao
You're comparing apples to oranges here, because your internet connection is not something you have control over or can do anything about. Checking that your headphones are fully charged before running a marathon is absolutely something you can (and should) do something about, and you know in advance if your device has issues and should plan accordingly with a contingency. Anything less is you planning badly.
...but being surprised that Comcast is a highly unreliable ISP really is on you, that is almost common knowledge these days.