Xcel was wrong

Nobody has been able to explain to us how EVERYONE around my subdivision had power and we didn't. Everything is buried. Xcel haphazardly chose who to screw over. All they were doing was protecting their executives bonuses and shareholder profits, in fact they probably are getting HUGE bonuses for this. They constantly raise rates while letting their infrastructure rot without proper maintenance and upgrading. The fact that they refuse to compensate customers who had to throw out hundreds of dollars of food shows their lack of morals and human compassion as a company. Do we really want that kind of a business here? I fail to understand how anyone could be okay with this.