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A couple, or a few? Unless they are watching the same two shows over and over for an entire year, that's quickly gonna cost more than $100.
by ricardobeat 3y ago
A couple, or a few? Unless they are watching the same two shows over and over for an entire year, that's quickly gonna cost more than $100.
- DavidPeiffer 3y agoUsed DVD's are cheap. Libraries carry DVD's, and some libraries also have streaming services available for free.
- hx8 3y agoThere's thousands of kids dvds on amazon for less than $5. I'm sure the right garage sells would have a treasure trove for less. You can buy a lot of content for less than $100, and even include a few higher priced favorites.
- Danieru 3y agoI think you'll be surprised how economical DVDs can be bought for. Also why limit to 1 year's budget? The magic of owning assets over renting is you keep them. If you spend 100$ a year on DVDs you'll fill up a shelf in short order. Best of all: you can pick what you want. So often I've read a recommendation for a high quality movie only to have no method to watch it despite paying for Disney and Netflix. I remember as a kid Netflix had everything, now it appears to have nothing. Meanwhile the high quality classics are the exact ones cheap and easy to buy in DVD form. Not to mention, this year is only the start. If streaming services are not bad enough value for you now, wait a few years. They are only going to get worse.