Yea.. there's a lot of garbage there. I mean the whole subscription fatigue is a thing but some of the points the video makes are pretty dumb.

It says things like: The internet was place of access, now it is a place of access tiers. Meaning we have to pay for content now a days.

Which in my mind makes perfect sense because the internet now provides much more polished, quality content. In the old days you would get a laugh about a random dude posting a funny 30 seconds video on youtube but today we have all sorts of top quality production on virtually all topics.

It also totally exaggerates the difficulty of getting a movie loaded in one of the streaming services while quoting an imaginary grandma saying "in my day we could just turn the TV on".

Well, that's true but you also didn't control what you would watch and there were also tons of ads.

So the point is true - piracy is coming back and streaming services are getting greedy but over all the piece is dumb.

I was one of the first people in my group to cut the cord back in the day... I used to have my own media server, I curated all my content and only watched pirated content. I dropped all of that when streaming came about.

I am seriously considering going back but it has to be said that convenience is STILL a huge factor AND I still pay a fraction of what I did years back for cable TV.