> Litreally eveyone wants an option to: > 1. Stream one single game for a fixed fee. You can make this price pretty high, like $100. I'm really not certain w

> Litreally eveyone wants an option to: > 1. Stream one single game for a fixed fee. You can make this price pretty high, like $100. I'm really not certain what you're talking about. Are you asserting that the vast majority of people want to pay $100 to watch a single game of football?? That is so far from any mainstream view I don't even know where to begin. What is even the use case for this? I can't be someone who follows their home team because those games are pretty much broadcast for free on their local over the air tv. It can't be for someone who moved away and wants to catch up with their team because it would be $1700 just to watch the full regular season for their favorite team. So they'd buy the full season pass. Is it someone who is out of town for a single weekend and rather than find a sports bar would pay $100 to watch that one game? While possible that seems hard to believe there enough of a market for that. Who do you envision paying the $100 to see a single game live? Or am I completely misunderstanding you?