I booted the cable years ago because they got too expensive. Went to satellite. Then they got too expensive on top of too many problems with their garbage "made in China" equipment. I could count on having receivers replaced twice a year due to equipment failures - that THEY WANTED ME TO PAY FOR!!!! I now have several hundred DVDs, Netflix, and an antenna. More viewing there than any human could be able to watch. My biggest gripe with cable was the basic fact that I was required to pay for 200 channels that I DID NOT WANT to get the handful that I DID want. They do this to subsidize the hundred or so channels that would otherwise have no audience. After all, how many people would sit and watch the Golf Channel or the Knitting channel or the quilting channel, or the nose picking channel? Maybe a handful in every major market area?? Last I checked, Netflix was costing me about $8 a month, totally on demand. I watch whatever I choose, can start it and stop it anyplace I want, and it saves my place. I can rewind, replay, skip over or whatever. As for "sports," who cares? If you want to spend your time or money supporting a bunch of overpaid, spoiled street thugs playing games, that is your choice. I couldn't be bothered. I see enough of those guys on the local news channel after they have been arrested for rape/homicide/firearm violations/illegal gambling. They will not get one red cent of support from me.
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