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While I do see, and agree with your point, we're also at a time where it's honestly much much easier to not own a TV than say 20 years ago.
by mrweasel 4y ago
While I do see, and agree with your point, we're also at a time where it's honestly much much easier to not own a TV than say 20 years ago.
- scarface74 4y agoHe said that he means no video content from anywhere - including streaming services.
- mrweasel 4y agoYes, I understand that. Going back to the 80' or 90' you'd frequently be in a position where everyone had seen the same news, show or movie the night before or during the weekend, leaving you out of the conversation. That's no longer the case, there is so much content that it's not really weird that haven't watch something. Sports is so expensive that it's no surprise that you didn't a particular event. It's almost surprising of two people in an office watched the same thing the night before. Also there are so many other types of media available, like video games, audio-books, podcasts, online articles, e-books. You can be just as informed and entertained without a TV.