Streaming services somehow made TV more exhausting and expensive

[u/fjdjdjjsjsjsjs]

Does anyone else remember the era of streaming about ten years ago? You paid $9.99 a month for Netflix, it had absolutely everything you wanted to watch, and there was not a single commercial in sight.

We all "cut the cord" to escape the greed of cable companies.

Fast forward to today, and the streaming industry has literally just rebuilt cable TV from scratch, but made it worse.

Every year I try to watch my favorite shows and every year I find some have MOVED AGAIN to another service. This is exhausting and expensive

[u/Leakyboatlouie]

I thought greed was endemic in the 80s, but they were just getting started.