05_never_again
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Seriously I hate that Sinclair Broadcasting screwed up the deal with YouTube TV. I miss watching baseball and the NHL.
Cord cutting (and the supposed cost savings of it) is one of the biggest bills of goods that was sold to people in recent times, and it was so obvious from the beginning it was going to be that way. It's like everybody assumed all of their favorite shows would be on a single streaming service, and but I'm not sure why people assumed that.I hate so much that a person now needs 16 different streaming services.
I'm 100% positive I pay more for everything than I did cableCord cutting (and the supposed cost savings of it) is one of the biggest bills of goods that was sold to people in recent times, and it was so obvious from the beginning it was going to be that way. It's like everybody assumed all of their favorite shows would be on a single streaming service, and but I'm not sure why people assumed that.
Unless everything you like to watch is on just one streaming service (unlikely), you have to buy multiple services and by the time you add them all up it is about the same as a cable bill for most people.
You can basically watch every NHL game on ESPN+
Cord cutting (and the supposed cost savings of it) is one of the biggest bills of goods that was sold to people in recent times, and it was so obvious from the beginning it was going to be that way. It's like everybody assumed all of their favorite shows would be on a single streaming service, and but I'm not sure why people assumed that.
Unless everything you like to watch is on just one streaming service (unlikely), you have to buy multiple services and by the time you add them all up it is about the same as a cable bill for most people.
True, but the whole idea was pitched as being much cheaper than cable and it just isn't.One advantage of streaming is you aren’t locked into a two year contract, I know I’m paying less than I was for cable but it sucks I can barely watch any Grizzlies or Preds games. Only reason I even keep Hulu is for Tennessee games to be honest
True, but the whole idea was pitched as being much cheaper than cable and it just isn't.
You had to be on the cord cutting train early, those cost benefits no longer apply. You never realize it's the good ole days until they are gone lol.Cord cutting (and the supposed cost savings of it) is one of the biggest bills of goods that was sold to people in recent times, and it was so obvious from the beginning it was going to be that way. It's like everybody assumed all of their favorite shows would be on a single streaming service, and but I'm not sure why people assumed that.
Unless everything you like to watch is on just one streaming service (unlikely), you have to buy multiple services and by the time you add them all up it is about the same as a cable bill for most people.