They cant have that silly! that would mean less money and less royalties!

Cut the cord because streaming is better and cheaper.

@@randogg7815 You mean pay for ANOTHER streaming service? No thanks...Keep being a capitalist stooge.

@motorheadbanger90 ,how does me choosing to not pay for cable but opted for streaming because one in today's society you need home wifi and two by streaming you get the option of using all of modern apps like KZfaq, Netflix etc. makes me capitalist stooge? Dude I don't even know anyone that still has cable TV. You might want to consider keeping up with technology.

@@randogg7815 The average cost of an american family's cable bill is roughly 230$ a month. Netflixs' monthly subscribtion has risen over 100% in the last four years. Disney/Hulu/ESPN streaming platforms are also doing nothing but increasing their rates. Moreover, the pricing structure of streaming services can be deceptive. Initially, the lure of a low monthly fee might seem appealing, but as additional features, premium content, or multiple screens are added, the cost escalates. In contrast, cable packages often come bundled with a variety of channels and services at a fixed rate, providing more predictable expenses. Furthermore, the fragmentation of content across various streaming platforms can result in subscription fatigue. Keeping track of multiple subscriptions, managing billing cycles, and navigating different user interfaces can become burdensome, potentially leading to overspending or underutilization of services. Lastly, while cable packages may include hidden fees or price hikes, streaming services are not immune to similar practices. They may implement price increases or introduce additional charges for premium content or features over time, eroding the perceived cost savings. In summary, while streaming services offer flexibility and a wide range of content options, the cumulative cost of multiple subscriptions, potential data usage charges, subscription fatigue, and the possibility of price increases over time suggest that they may not be as cost-efficient as traditional cable television plans for some consumers. I use to be able to watch DC United games here locally on cable television. Now since they do not have a cable network provider, I either have to go to the game or pay 85$ to see them play all their games: not happening.