I don't think the comparison of streaming and cable is actually helping her case here. Just look at most streaming services right now: They keep on increasing

I don't think the comparison of streaming and cable is actually helping her case here. Just look at most streaming services right now: They keep on increasing prices, they restrict account sharing and thus forcing every individual to either purchase their own subscription or risk losing access while the content is being spread over a growing amount of streaming services and almost all are ramping up on the amount of advertising they serve unless you opt-out by switching to a higher tiered subscription. If streaming is any indicator, you'll soon have to rent a car from a specific "car as a service" provider to access or park in certain districts of the city you live in while you have to endure advertising before you can start the engine or while you wait in traffic. You don't want to rely on a car subscription service if you want to remain mobile and you don't have that much money to spend. Not to forget that this pays heavily into the "you'll own nothing and be happy" WEF agenda. (And I don't even own a car or license and just do everything by bicycle so I'm not even directly affected by this.)