I tells me there's seven different ad-free streaming services in the tv in their living room. Which is wild because the prices add up, I spend a buck a month for hulu. Shocked, I was shocked.
Then she explains that actually she's subscribed to one service, shares it with five others, and they share their subscriptions for other services with her. That's how you do it, subscribe to a different service from your friends and share among each other. That's the trick.
There's a point when you have too many choices, and having subscription to hulu, netflix, hbo max, peacock, amazon prime, disney plus, is getting there quick. You don't have enough hours in your life to consume just the top content in all the services. And when you're trying to figure out what to watch after dinner before bed with your friend who's visiting you from across the country there's a choice paralysis. So many options. So few choices. You can't make a proper choice, and they can't either. In the end you just sleep, no tv for tonight.
At least you chose to do that, so that's something?
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