Youtube+ is some of the best value for the money I spend on streaming, and bought into the family plan that I share with my parents, which they enjoy enough to

Youtube+ is some of the best value for the money I spend on streaming, and bought into the family plan that I share with my parents, which they enjoy enough to drop cable altogether (I never subscribed as an adult). My dad, however, has a separate subscription to a sports app. Speaking of sports, I'm very curious to see what happens as the move to a la carte subscriptions continues. Cable subscribers have been effectively subsidizing the likes of ESPN for a long time via hidden charges. As this continues to unravel, I don't foresee those uninterested in sports to continue subsidizing those who are, and fans will have to pay their own way. This could have downstream effects in things like athlete pay, the popularity of certain sports, and even building new sports stadiums (Many of which are also subsidized by tax payers). Interesting times ahead!