It was ESPN years ago that broke the camel's back for my family and i to cut the cord...and the cost involved was only $4.95 per month. I say "only" because co

It was ESPN years ago that broke the camel's back for my family and i to cut the cord...and the cost involved was only $4.95 per month. I say "only" because compared to the rest of my monthly cable bill, that didn't repsrenst a majority. It was the fact that i had no choice to remove ESPN - which i never watched anyway. So, Cablevision - or really maybe Disney/ESPN's contracts with cablevision - forcing me to pay a fee every month for something that i don't want was just so annoying, that i forever killed my cable subscription. And, in fact, all those years ago i even stopped watching "regular" TV...and i got my news from the web...and i'm not a mileniall which is often the assumption that many poeople make of me, when i tel them my streaming services origin story. Finally, all those years ago since i cut the cord, i have been hell bent promoting to everyone about the advantages of cutting the cord and moving to streaming services...in essence Cablevision and Disney/ESPN converted me int o an unpaid PR person for years now for streaming services! :-p