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It's an expense they rather not have and not enough people complain about the quality. It's also an after thought, not a part of the original production. If yo
by WheelsAtLarge 2y ago
It's an expense they rather not have and not enough people complain about the quality. It's also an after thought, not a part of the original production. If you think those are bad, take a look at the real time ones that are transcribed during live events. They are almost impossible to follow. I can hear but I like to keep them on because I sometime mishear but I feel for those that can't hear. It's a mess.
- SamineDylah 2y agoAgree. > It's an expense they rather not have and not enough people complain about the quality My argument is that there is a positive ROI to this expense that should be apparent to these businesses, despite those benefits being intangible and not being immediate profit.