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I'm a bit late to the party here, but I have been cable free for going on six years. Mostly for monetary reasons. My roommate was devastated (and honestly, I think he still is), but it was very easy for me to give up. If I'm at someone's house who was cable/satellite, I will flip through the channels, but it seems I end up watching the movies/TV shows that I've already seen 15 million times.
I have never been a big TV watcher in the first place, so I guess the transition wasn't as difficult for me as it was for my roommate (who will go to his brother's place to watch TV. Seriously). So Jugs, if you and the lady don't watch TV very often as it is, I'd say you'll do just fine without.
Another great thing about ditching cable is you aren't subjected to stupid commercials (perfect for young kids). Outside of sports I never see any commercials. That alone was a big qol improvement.
I think I'd take Jolly Green Giant ads over whatever firecracker fetish porn you've got going on in your signature.
I've got Jho beat. I haven't paid for cable in 10 years. No reason to with the Internet.
Last Edit: Jan 31, 2013 20:06:21 GMT -5 by Deleted - Back to Top
I'd consider going without cable, but I'm just curious how I'd be able to watch sports. For whenever I actually do feel like sitting down and halfass pay attention to a Red Sox or Bruins game.
Post by gardenfresh on Feb 2, 2013 11:09:19 GMT -5
I made the switch about a few months ago, and I found that if you look in the right places, the content on the internet far surpasses the quality and enjoyment levels of any programming I ever got in the cable box.