REMEMBER WHEN STREAMING WAS SUPPOSED TO SAVE US FROM CABLE?
Netflix Standard: $19.99
Peacock Premium Plus: $19.99
Hulu No Ads: $18.99
HBO Max Standard: $18.49
YouTube Premium: $15.99
Paramount+ Premium: $13.99
Apple TV: $14.99
TOTAL: $122.43/month
That’s $1,469.16 A YEAR just for streaming.
We canceled cable because it was “too expensive”…then rebuilt the SAME THING one subscription at a time.
Streaming services 10 years ago: switch to us!! No commercials! Share your passwords!! Sharing is caring!
Streaming services now: we never said that. Here's 15 ads and you have to confirm your password every 5 minutes.
Wait.. so Amora did not have to be in Fiji until the week of Casa. She also said she had her phone and was seeing the social media responses to the islanders…sis and you still went for Sincere??
Men think they are brave enough to fight a tiger but in reality they are not even brave enough to tell their friends to stop making women uncomfortable.
They took memory cards from us and made us pay for storage. They took CDs and DVDs and made us pay for streaming. They took software you could buy once and turned it into a monthly subscription. They took ownership, convenience, and basically everything that used to be a one-time purchase… then somehow made us pay for it every month.
HOT TAKE: Women are out here sharing live locations, checking the backseats of cars, and holding their hands over their drinks Men are doing 3 hour podcasts about how unfair it is that women don't smile at them. The disconnect is alarming.
I'm rewatching the Casa recoupling and holy shit the way people on here have been rewriting what Aniya went through infuriates me. Parmida, Corbin, KC and Tierra were absolutely laughing at her. I think KC has gotten off easy if anything his behavior is actually aggrevating
sol done sent me man. she yelling and going back and forth with all the girls then sincere apologizes and she got this quiet ass voice talkin bout “sure”. aye get this hoe out my face 😭😭😭😭
Funny how landlords need proof that you can afford the rent when you move in, but once you’re there, they can raise the rent every year without caring whether your paycheck went up. 🤔